Antoine ecodev

Thank you for your response.

I understand, but the hassle of creating separate taxonomies and associating them with post types will multiply my taxonomy count by 12 (because I have taxonomies common to my 12 custom post types). Therefore, if I ever need to modify (or add or delete) one of the terms in the “country” taxonomy, I’ll have to do it for all 12 “country” taxonomies. I would have thought there was a more dynamic solution.

Note that in the filter-layout4.php file, if I replace :
“$is_disabled = ( $object_term->count === 0 ) ? ‘isDisabled’ : ”;”
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$post_types_target = [‘collectives’]; // Ajoute d’autres CPT si nécessaire

$has_posts = false;

foreach ( $post_types_target as $post_type ) {
$args = [
‘post_type’ => $post_type,
‘posts_per_page’ => 1,
‘post_status’ => ‘publish’,
‘tax_query’ => [
[
‘taxonomy’ => $object_term->taxonomy,
‘field’ => ‘term_id’,
‘terms’ => $object_term->term_id
]
]
];
$query = new WP_Query($args);
if ( $query->have_posts() ) {
$has_posts = true;
break;
}

}

$is_disabled = $has_posts ? ” : ‘isDisabled’;
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So this works correctly, but only for my “collective” custom post type; it doesn’t dynamically handle all the post types affected by the taxonomy.

If you tell me that there is really no other solution than multiplying the taxonomies by the number of custom publications, I will do it, but I will lose the advantage of common taxonomies.

Hello 🙂
Yes, that’s exactly right. Terms that aren’t associated with posts aren’t clickable unless they’re used in another post type. In that case, even if the grid is displayed for a specific post type (let’s say post type “A”), the terms will be highlighted in the grid because they’re used in post type “B.”

In short, I have two grids.

• The first grid displays posts related to post type “A.”
• The second grid displays posts related to post type “B.”
• Both post types use the same “Country” taxonomy.
• For post type “B,” I have a post with the term “France” in the “Country” taxonomy.
• So, “France” is highlighted in the “Country” filter for post type “B,” which is fine.
• But “France” is also highlighted in the “Country” filter for the grid of publication type “A” while no publication (of publication type “A”) is associated with this term, the problem is here.