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I figured this out. I was actually just looking in the wrong spot — there’s another instance of the link in the code. Sorry, but wanted to be sure to at least update.

Thanks. I’ll try that out. When researching this yesterday, I came across the Customizer and started to think about converting all of the settings over to the Customizer, rather than having a settings page at all. Since it’s built into WP Core and being expanded, it seems like the way of the future — real time previews!

If I go that route, I’ll be sure to share code I write. Thanks again.

This plugin was causing other issues with my Bootstrap-theme. I assume the issue was having multiple calls to js files. So I decided to use a different plugin that didn’t make that call. Thanks.

That works. Thanks so much.

I’m also having this problem.

Is this even the right tag? Anyone?

I’ve now discovered edit_{$taxonomy}_{$field}

But I can’t figure out how to implement it. Please help?

https://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/hook/edit_%7B$taxonomy%7D_%7B$field%7D

Again, if there’s something that specifically focuses on customizing the front page, that’d be appreciated. I understand the loop and how it applies to the front page. What I’m hoping for is something that’s more of a walkthrough of a customized front page in the way I’ve identified.

I’ve actually spent a couple days Googling and researching this. I’ve also been trying to tweak the codes of plugins and downloading various themes to try to figure out how they work.

I haven’t found a good tutorial in this research that focuses on this single issue. Maybe I’ve missed it (hence the request).

Yes, it’s a fair point my question wasn’t specific enough. But that’s intentional because I’m NOT looking for somebody to solve a problem for me — I’m specifically looking for tutorials giving an overview on front page manipulation is properly done (from a PHP perspective) after not finding good ones in my own Googling.

Don’t know

Please. Anyone. I’m begging. How do I get it to ONLY apply to this single taxonomy on this single Post Type?

Hmm… is it maybe possible to do this with an If statement?

I’ve now figured out how to add a field to ALL tags, including the taxonomy I created. But how do I make it only apply to a single taxonomy associated with a single Custom Post Type?

Here’s the code I’ve got so far in functions.php:

add_action ( 'edit_tag_form_fields', 'your_input_box');
function your_input_box($tag) {

	// Get all themes - the hide_empty argument enables you to get all the terms in your 'theme' taxonomy even the empty ones
	$themes = get_terms('theme', 'hide_empty=0'); 

?>
<tr class="form-field">
	<th scope="row" valign="top"><label for="category_theme"><?php _e('Additional Tag Field') ?></label></th>
	<td>
    <select name='category_theme' id='category_theme'>
	<option class='theme-option' value='one'>One</option>
	</select>
	 </td>
</tr>

<?php
}

As an example, does anything like this exist in WordPress, where you can attach multiple sets of data to a single object? Or, could this be something I create with a plugin? If so, where would I start?

https://dev.apperceptive.com/docs/fieldday/

I should probably include a question, heh.

Can I actually do this? I’ve searched for plugins and came up empty. So developing myself, where should I be looking?