Taxonomy Support
11 years ago
asdoiuwe
Member
It seems that the themes do not support taxonomies. This is causing problems with a number of plugins, including Events Manager.
Is there any chance this will be added in, or if there is some workaround? You have some really nice themes, but I cannot make use of them without this ability. |
11 years ago
Alice
Support Service
Hi!
Could you clarify your problem? Please, give us the URL of your web site. |
11 years ago
asdoiuwe
Member
The problem is that the templates do not have any code/hooks for taxonomies. Wordpress has supported this since version 2 something and is now really leveraging them. Ask your developers about this. And if they do not know what I am talking about, they should really read up on them. A theme these days without them baked in should be depreciated.
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11 years ago
Alice
Support Service
WordPress has three built in taxonomies that you've probably used: Category,Link Category and Tags. All these taxonomies are supported by our themes.
Could you clarify your problem, please. |
10 years ago
costas.deltouzos@gmail.com
Member
I have the same problem as asdoiuwe in my website. While it is possible to see the list of categories in the event manager plugin (http://www.aegee-academy.org/wp-new/events/categories/), I cannot see the description of each one of them.
If I change the theme into any of the default ones (twentyfourteen, twentytwelve etc) the description of the category can be seen normally. I do not have a big experience on wordpress themes or plugins, but searching a bit online about it led me to believe it's a taxonomy problem. What do you think? |
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