Hi
in this page I have a "thematic" taxonomy with a lot of terms, I can sort them with the drop down menu. hidden link
if I select one of the results I get to its page hidden link
but if I select the terms of the taxonomy in this page hidden link
I go back to the taxonomy term page and I no longer have all the terms in the drop-down menu.
how to keep all the terms of the taxonomy in the drop-down menu.
The first link is a static page that has a search View added, with a filter for the taxonomy.
The problem arises when you navigate to one of the results, and then on the single post page you display the terms as links to the taxonomy archives.
So when you arrive at a link like hidden link you are already inside the archive for the thematique taxonomy, only showing posts with the ciel-etoiles-planetes term.
That is dictated by the URL, which WordPress understands as that particular taxonomy archive.
So you cannot switch to show posts with other terms from the same URL, because that URL is specifically to show posts with the ciel-etoiles-planetes term.
You have two options.
1. Don't use the archives. On your single post template, instead of outputting the terms as links to the archive, construct them as a link back to the original page, with a URL parameter appended for the term in question (to pre-select the term in the dropdown).
2. Do use the archives, but remove the search filter from the archive and replace it with a taxonomy View which you use to construct a dropdown with links to the corresponding archive pages. So instead of searching for other terms within the same term archive, you navigate to that archive.
Hello guy, I don't think we have any of these suggestions on discover-wp.com
Both suggestions will require using a taxonomy view, that are currently only available in the legacy editor. Select which taxonomy in the content selection section hidden link
For the first suggestion, you need to a Taxonomy term filter set by the current post. hidden link
For the second suggestion, you need to build the URL instead of generating it by Toolset. Something like:
Exactly. Remove the Single field block and use a "Fields&Text" block.
First, create the view in the legacy editor. Then insert the view inside this "Fields&Text" block using the view's button or using the following shortcode:
[wpv-view name="name or slug of the taxonomy view"]
Hello guy! You can put the comma after the link that you built:
<a href="<em><u>hidden link</u></em>;">
[wpv-taxonomy-title]
</a> , <!-- <== Put the comma here -->
Regarding the font issue on the dropdown, it seems to come from an Astra inline CSS hidden link
It has to be overwritten on the view or on the custom CSS in WordPress customizer.
Regarding the name of the artist, I would suspect that the relationship slug is not correct.
Frankly, I need to know where the code is added, because I am not sure to know. I can check it further if you allow me temporary access to your website. Your next reply will be private to let you share credentials safely. ** Make a database backup before sharing credentials. **
Actually, for the comma(,) my suggestion will also print a comma at the end of the line of the taxonomy terms. We need to use the wpv-item shortcode to add comma for all instances except the last one. Check it here hidden link
