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This is actually pretty simple once you know how…
Just use register_taxonomy( ‘people’, ‘post’, array(‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’=>’people’)));
In your templates functions.php to make the template aware of the taxonomy. Then you can use all the taxonomy functions to add/remove/associate posts to terms in the taxonomy (you’ll need to look at wp-includes/taxonomy.php.
Then if you want to use url variables to do something you have the url http://www.blog.com/people/person and can access the ‘person’ by using
get_query_var(‘people’).
This allows you to have any number of http://www.blog.com/taxonomy/term type situations.
Still looking at how to use similar functionality of tags (tag+tag etc) without rewriting all the functions. Still think this should be in wordpress by default – drupal does it really well.
Hello,
I was actively searching for a solution to my case, and finally heard about “Taxonomy” thing.
As I’m not a programmer … but with some knowledge about HTML (maybe it would help -.-°), could be please help in how to use those?
Your example of “( ‘X’, ‘post’, array(‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’=>’X’)));” and “get_query_var(‘X’)” insn’t that clear for me.
Is there anyway you give a clearer example? Or maybe a little tutorial?
That would be awesome, thank you in advance.
Sincerely.
These both sounded great, but it isn’t working. I have copied them exactly into my functions.php, but the new taxonomies don’t show up anywhere.
