• Resolved ranbeers

    (@ranbeers)


    Today i install pods plugin, its working But when i open the page of created custom taxonomy, its showing 404 error

    but created categories inside custom taxonomy working good

    What to do to open main created category page?

    thanks

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  • Plugin Contributor Scott Kingsley Clark

    (@sc0ttkclark)

    Can you clarify, is your custom taxonomy “developments” and you were hoping to have a landing page for that taxonomy? What content were you hoping for there so I can get you some ideas on how you can build something for that. This is not a feature built into any taxonomies in WordPress right now.

    For instance, you could try creating a custom page at /developments/ which has blocks that dynamically list certain content you’d like.

    Thread Starter ranbeers

    (@ranbeers)

    Scott Kingsley Clark,
    Thanks for reply

    Yes, i Created “developments” as a Taxonomy and “development” as a Post Type

    development as a post type is working fine, But I want to list all the categories which i will create in “developments” (like we have created “PHP”) taxonomy showing in developments archive page

    You can say list created categories in developments taxonomy

    See the post type URL – https://thewebblogger.com/development/
    See the taxonomy type URL – https://thewebblogger.com/developments/

    Plugin Author Jory Hogeveen

    (@keraweb)

    Hi @ranbeers

    First a bit of terminology to make sure we are talking about the same thing ??

    Taxonomy > The “group” of terms
    Terms > The actual categories/tags/terms within a taxonomy

    Taxonomies themselves are not creating a page, they merely define a group of terms.
    Terms create archive pages which show posts.

    There is no built-in way for WordPress to list all your categories in a grid.
    However, you can definitely do this with Pods by creating a template!

    This will require you to create a page and put your term-grid shortcode in there, example:
    [pods name="developments" template="Term Grid"]

    You can then create a “Term Grid” Pods template, example:

    <div id="term-{@ID}">
      <h2>{@title}</h2>
      {@description}
    </div>
    

    EDIT: Of course you can do the same with a Pods Item List block!

    Cheers, Jory

    Plugin Contributor Scott Kingsley Clark

    (@sc0ttkclark)

    That’s a great way to do it and how I would. Basically ensure your page slug is “developments” so it will be used at the same area of your taxonomy URL rewrite base.

    Thread Starter ranbeers

    (@ranbeers)

    Thanks to all,

    I will do as you mentioned and mention here the result

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