The plugin seems to be working great except one little detail.

If I select taxonomy from the drop down it takes me to where it should, if I then go back to the previous page with the dropdown, the taxonomy I had previously selected is still selected, and doesn’t go anywhere if reselected.

Thanks

Hey hi,
I just want to ask you, the taxonomies which are been displayed, after the post, I would like to remove the link(<a href) tag from it,
So that it will be just terms without links,

How can I do this?

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Hello,

Is there an easy way (or any way at all) to take all the awesome that is what this widget does, and move it into the side bar. Either as a Widget, or just have the plugin place itself in the sidebar?

hey hi Michael,
i want to display custom taxonomies on pages,
how can i do that,
i have changed your plugin code, if you remember me i am the same guy who wanted the terms above the post, post

now i want it to be displayed on pages
i have three custom taxonomies, courses, location & duration
i have created three pages with these names,
now i just want that all my courses named custom taxonomy terms should be displayed on courses page, i selected all my courses terms from the side option in the edit page, but then also it is not coming
how can they be displayed

Is it possible to show the count beside each taxonomy term? I’ve been trying hard to modify the plugin code to show the count, and even use the get_the_term_list function directly, but I can’t figure it out. I’m wondering if it might not be possible to show the term count as long as we’re using the get_the_term_list and get_term function? If this is the case, then this would stop another search of mine, from a previous forum post, where I’m looking to restrict the terms to those with a count > 1.

Is this the case, does anyone know?

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Hi!
I love this plugin and I’m very inspired by it. I would like to know if it’s possible to use this plugin to easily display the terms and taxonomies everywhere – not just on single post view.

I’d also would like to know if there’s a way to style the taxonomies, like the arras theme has done such a great job at.

Please tell me how this can be done. Thanks!

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Hi Michael. I was wondering if you knew of a way I could only display taxonomy terms which have counts greater than 1 (or hide all taxonomy terms with counts equal to 1 or fewer). This would be to avoid the problem of arriving at the end of the post, clicking on a taxonomy term that had been assigned to that post, and then ending up right back at the same post you just read.

What do you think?

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the problem is the alignment, i am not able to adjust the alignment, check the image
https://i52.tinypic.com/fjlzz6.jpg
in this mba_courses and Location are not in proper order, i tried table tag but not getting perfect in it,

the plugin code will include all the custom taxonomies, but if i just want to display certain custom taxonomies then how can i do that?
this will make me to display and align them in proper order here is my edited code

<?php
if( !function_exists( 'pr' ) ) {
	function pr( $var ) {
		print '<pre>' . print_r( $var, true ) . '</pre>';
	}
}

if( !function_exists( 'mfields_taxonomy_terms_list' ) ) {

	function mfields_taxonomy_terms_list( $c ) {
		global $post;
		$o = '';
		$terms = array();
		$lists = array();
		$custom_taxonomy_names = array();
		$custom_taxonomies = mfields_get_custom_taxonomies();
		if( !empty( $custom_taxonomies ) )
			foreach( $custom_taxonomies as $name => $config )
				$custom_taxonomy_names[] = $config->name;
		if( !empty( $custom_taxonomy_names ) )
			$terms = get_terms( $custom_taxonomy_names );
		foreach( $custom_taxonomies as $name => $config )
			$o.= get_the_term_list( $post->ID, $name, $before = '<p><span class="mfields-taxonomy-term-list-name">' . $config->label . ':</span> ', $sep = ', ', $after = '</p>' );
		if( is_single() )
			return $c . $o;
		return $c;
	}
	add_shortcode('terms', 'mfields_taxonomy_terms_list');
}

if( !function_exists( 'mfields_get_custom_taxonomies' ) ) {
	function mfields_get_custom_taxonomies( ) {
		global $wp_taxonomies;
		$custom_taxonomies = array();
		$default_taxonomies = array( 'post_tag', 'category', 'link_category' );
		foreach( $wp_taxonomies as $slug => $config )
			if( !in_array( $slug, $default_taxonomies ) )
				$custom_taxonomies[$slug] = $config;
		return $custom_taxonomies;
	}
}

?>

Hi, i liked your plugin very much,
but i want to make some changes in it, normally custom taxonomies are displayed exactly after the post, but i want to display it above the post,
for example check this image i want in this position
https://i56.tinypic.com/2vctjlf.jpg

and just like courses i will also add Location in post and i want location taxonomies in it

how can i do this???

Hi! Love the concept. I installed it, and have tested on pages. But I can’t get it to work.

The pages I’m not seeing the links on are part of custom taxonomy with several other pages, and those pages are marked with the same terms as other pages within that taxonomy. Yet the links are not showing up.

This leads me to ask–does it work for pages, too? And if not, could I tweak it?

Thanks!
Alan

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Hi there – great plugin but I was wondering

refer than have the taxonomies list displayed for every post I was hoping i could have the list displayed on a IF statement.

is there a function I can use for the display of the list so that i can just use the function in the theme template wrapped around my IF statement?

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Michael,

This is a handy plugin. I have a couple of suggestions for future versions.

1. Include the ability to change the taxonomy terms.
For example, I have a custom post type of “Articles” and I have
two taxonomies, “Newscats” and “Sources”.
I would like to display the titles of the taxonomies as “News Categories: ” and “News Sources: ” at the end of the article.
You could include a Settings page for the plugin to make these changes.

2. The second suggestion would be to exclude certain taxonomies from
displaying. This could be on the Settings page also.
You could just have them separated by commas, i.e. “Newscats,Sources”.

Ron

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