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Originally Posted by Tittytweaker
Yeah, unfortunately I really know nothing about wordpress, only as much as I can glean from tutorials and weave in with my limited html/css knowledge. It was easy to create the custom taxonomy, I just don't know how to actually implement the taxonomy the same way the tags are implemented.
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That right there is the actual chunk of code from my functions page. Is this all PHP code or
something? That's something I'm entirely unfamiliar with.
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1. Yes that is php.
2. I did not know (as I said I am not a wp expert by any means) that they had a structured way to iintroduce a custom taxonomy. So you are doing it according to the book, that's good and probably better than the way I would have done it.
3. There should be information in the codex on how to use the custom taxonomy. I found a tutorial at
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/wo...om-taxonomies/ From what it says (and I am interpreting so my apologies if I do not have it right) you should be able to call your custom taxonomy thusly:
<?php
$model_list = get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'model', '<strong>Model:</strong> ', ', ', '' );
// Output taxonomy information if there was any
if ( '' != $model_list ) {
echo $model_list;
} // endif
?>
Something like that.
Now all that depends on you getting your taxonomy definition right and having your terms defined for the various posts.
If you need additional help I would suggest you hit up Fris or someone like that who is well versed in wp.
Have fun.
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