설명
The List Custom Taxonomy Widget is a quick and easy way to display custom taxonomies. Simply choose the taxonomy name you want to display from an auto-populated list. You can also set a title to display for the widget. Multiple list custom taxonomy widgets can be added to the same and other sidebars as well. There are several display options (including as a dropdown), and it generally behaves similarly to the built-in categories widget but with the addition of custom taxonomies.
설치
- Take the easy route and install through the wordpress plugin installer OR
- Download the .zip file and upload the unzipped folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory - 워드프레스의 ‘플러그인’ 메뉴에서 플러그인을 활성화하세요.
- Add the widget to your sidebar(s) in the Customizer to live-preview the options before publishing.
FAQ
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Can I Show Custom Taxonomies in a [Page/Header/non-widget-area]
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I’ll save you the hassle of downloading the plugin and digging through its source code. Just use the
wp_list_categories()function in your theme (or plugin) to display custom taxonomies as a list, and usewp_dropdown_categoriesfor a dropdown (this one does require some supplementary html). This plugin is essentially a widget UI shell for these functions. If you want to use the plugin’s code for it, go right ahead, but it really does just widgetize those functions. -
Where’s the settings page?
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There is no (need for a) settings page. Simply go to Appearance -> Customize -> Widgets, select the widget area where you want to add the widget, and add the List Custom Taxonomy widget.
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Can I Do ___?
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If you’d like to do something outside of the configuration options of this plugin, look at the WordPress Codex documentation on the function this plugin implements, wp_list categories. If this function can do it, the plugin can do it with minor edits, just look in list-custom-taxonomy-widget.php in the plugin editor.
후기
기여자 & 개발자
자국어로 “List Custom Taxonomy Widget”(을)를 번역하세요.
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변경이력
4.2
- Fix default extended options display.
- Add additional escaping and sanitization.
4.1
- Add support for selective refresh in the customizer, available in WordPress 4.5.
4.0
- Add option to show empty terms.
- Fix PHP strict standards warnings, present since WordPress 3.7.
- Fix broken navigation when displaying as a dropdown, and explicitly prevent built-in taxonomies from being displayed as dropdowns (they don’t work).
- Fix compatibility with deprecated widget constructors in WordPress 4.3.
- Fix persistently-open options actually being accessible after initial configuration.
3.3
- Fixed bug where dropdown input 404d unless it was the built-in category taxonomy; dropdown option should work properly now
- Plugin is WordPress 3.6 compatible
3.2.1
- Added classes/ids and containers to widgets to alow easier selecting with CSS and JavaScript
3.2
- Added ability to display categories with dropdown (and go button) instead of as a list (the default), find it at the bottom of the “more options” section’
- Improved documentation
3.1.1
- For some reason, I have no idea why, the line that executed the “exclude” capability was commented out. Update fixes the bug.
3.1
- Fixed major bug where “categories” was displayed first, with everything else as a child, for many users
- Updated readme
3.0
- Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 3.5
- Added many new features. Click the more options button to view all of the available configuration options. Features include:
- Order by count, id, slug, name, or term group; ascending or descending
- Exclude categories by id
- Only show children of a particular category (useful for nested/hierarchical category systems)
- Detailed configuration options are hidden by default
2.0
- Available Taxonomies are now listed in a automatically, so it isn’t necessary to go searching for the taxonomy’s name
- Ability to show count (or hide it)
- Ability to specify to display hierarchically (like in builtin categories widget)
- Confirmed WordPress 3.4.2 compatibility
1.0
- First publicly available version of the plugin.
- Compatible with WordPress 3.3.0 through 3.4.1