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Informations about the package terms-archive
terms-archive
This plugins creates archive pages for terms in public taxonomies.
Requirements
WordPress 4.7 or later, PHP 5.4 or later and Composer.
Installation
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Usage
To start, you need to add theme support for any taxonomy you wish to add an archive page for. Any of the following are valid ways to do so:
Additionally, you need to create at least one of the following template files:
- ta-terms-archive-{$taxonomy}.php
- ta-terms-archive.php
Where $taxonomy is the string given as the first param to register_taxonomy().
A number of functions are available to aid in theme development and can be found in inc/functions.php. They should feel very familiar if you have any experience developing WordPress themes.
Check examples/tf-child/ for an example implementation in the form of a twentyfifteen child theme.
Once you have completed the above and activated the plugin, you will be able to view lists of all terms which have associated posts and are in a public taxonomy from the frontend.
You can find these archive pages at {home url}/{wp rewrite front}/{tax rewrite slug}.
For example, if your site lives at https://example.com and your permalink structure is set to /blog/%postname%/, you will be able to access categories at https://example.com/blog/category/.
If you want to disable archive pages for specific taxonomies, you can do so by visiting Settings > Terms Archive and selecting the taxonomies you wish to disable.
