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Assisted by: Mateus Getulio.
Tell us what you are trying to do?
I want to display custom post types that have been tagged with a taxonomy term that matches the name of the page.
I have created a taxonomy called Topics. Examples of terms in the Topics taxonomy are Digital Library and Microforms.
I have created a Topic Page reusable block that contains Views for the custom post types Staff, Instruction, Projects, and News.
I have configured the view content to select a output a post type (I will use Staff as an example), and have added a taxonomy filter so that only Staff posts tagged with the Topic that matches the page title will be displayed in the view. Theoretically I believe this should work but my views are not displaying any content for when I have them configured in this way.
Ideally, on a page titled 'Microforms', the Staff view would return only Staff members who have been tagged with the Microforms taxonomy term.
Is this possible?
Is there any documentation that you are following?
I am not following any documentation and do not have examples beyond what I have written above.
What is the link to your site?
Out site is in development and cannot currently be shared - however, I am happy to replicate the behavior in a testing site.
