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I have just checked — no, I haven excluded the product from search.

I am sure it is the theme. I need to fix it, not change it.

Well, setting permalinks to “Post title”, or how is it in english, and flushing permalinks — these 2 things helped.

The problem was in name conflict with another taxonomy.

I’ve figured it out. In oder for archive page of a custom type to exist the following should be added to $args of register_post_type() in my case:

'has_archive' => 'requirements'

See register_post_type() codex page for this parameter and what it can do.

It makes problem with code validation. And that drives SEO-Guys nuts and they ask me to fix that ,)

My page is rendered in XHTML.

I don’t think it’s something about saving and publishing a post, because this is a front-end issue and the code is hardcoded into the footer.php.

I have already fixed the issue by closing the tags with “</area>”. W3C validator says it’s OK.

But thanks anyway ,)

The problem was solved when I changed the names of the variables.

by me now too… strange…

I’m starting to think it could be something about the server.

https://demo.romanreimche.com/questtravel/tours/rovos-rail-претория-кейптаун/
The link is approximately in the middle of the page, arranged by an orange ellipse with the orange dotted border, the text is white.

Thanks, Ahmed.

Advices on the redirect problem would also be very helpful ,)

I’ve just figured out that when value of the taxonomy $_GET variable equals custom taxonomy term slug value, the “countries=aaa” is transformed to “/countries/aaa”.

Is there a way I can make so that it does not happen?

perhaps I should say that then I use $terms this way:

$options = array(
array( ‘name’ => ‘Option Name’,
“id” => “menu_id”,
‘type’ => ‘select’,
‘options’ => $terms,
“std” => “Stdout”)
)

and then I use $options to update_option(), delete_option() and display the options <form>.

Actually the code #2 is the second edition of “my” code ,)

the first was:

$terms_raw = get_terms("my_taxonomy");
 $count = count($terms_raw);
 $terms = array();
 if ( $count > 0 ){
 	  foreach ( $terms_raw as $term ) {
 	       $terms[] = $term->name;
 	      }
 }

And they both don’t work ,)