• Resolved losted

    (@losted)


    Hi,

    I have a custom post type which have custom taxonomies associated with it that I use for it’s breadcrumb. The thing is Breadcrumb Navxt use random taxonomy associated with my post (or the lowest/biggest ID). Is it possible to select which taxonomy/term I want to associate with the post for the breadcrumb?

    Does someone ever achieved that or how could I easy do that?

    Thanks

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/breadcrumb-navxt/

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  • Plugin Author John Havlik

    (@mtekk)

    Breadcrumb NavXT doesn’t pick anything at random. For CPTs, once Breadcrumb NavXT has seen a new CPT, it will try to automatically pick an appropriate hierarchy for it (post parent for hierarchical CPTs, the first valid taxonomy for flat CPTs). Then within a taxonomy (for hierarchical taxonomies), if a post is a member of multiple terms it will pick the first taxonomy term that has a parent (part of a taxonomy hierarchy). If it gets to the last term and still hasn’t found a term parent, it will pick that one. For flat taxonomies, it will output all member terms. Knowing this, here’s a breakdown of the possibilities:

    What you can do:

    • Specify a taxonomy/hierarchy for all posts of a specific type

    What you can do with help from Order Bender:

    • Specify what category you want to appear for a specific post, on a per post basis
    • Specify what taxonomy term you want to appear for a specific post (regardless of type) on a per post basis (Coming in the next release)

    What you can’t do (no plans for them yet, if they do become possible it’ll be through Order Bender):

    • Specify a taxonomy per specific post
    • Specify a taxonomy and taxonomy term per specific post
    Thread Starter losted

    (@losted)

    Hey John! Order Bender looks like it’s what I need!

    Thanks a lot for the quick reply!

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