Hi! thank you so much for this great content + resources. Learning a lot from you and your videos. I´m using the "extra" theme an added a custom taxonomy, but I´d like to know -just if you can help- if there is a way to add this new taxonomy to the EXTRA category builder (which is why I´m using the EXTRA theme, and seems only to be working with categories). Thank you so much :)
It's great that we can create custom taxonomies, but you only showed us how we can use them to build "pre-designed" posts/pages that are applied to posts/pages that are attributed to specific taxonomies. How can we use taxonomies to filter what we want to display on the Blog module? Currently, when I use the Blog module, I only see "categories" listed and that is only visible when I select POSTS as the post type. Can we not use custom taxonomies in the Blog module? Thanks!!
That is super helpful Nelson. I wanted to know if there is a way I can add featured images to categories so that I can dynamically pull them to display on a category page header.
Hi Pee-Aye. Another amazing video, you are such a great speaker and teacher. I adapted both custom post types and taxonomy into my website BUT :) have problem with using custom taxonomies directly in Divi Builder/Divi Theme Editor as sources of dynamic content. For example, I've created a custom taxonomy 'Support Areas", which I successfully activated in backend for specific custom post types. I was also able to add values to them in backend. I imagined that they would show up in frontend Dynamic Content selector the same way as tags and categories are visible, but can't see them... Did I misunderstood the use of custom taxonomies or do I have to somehow activate them in directly in Divi Theme / Divi Builder? I really hope they can be of use as Dynamic Content - not only as a help in arranging content. Thanks in Advance. I am gearing myself towards you course Beyond Builder within Divi Adventure Club after watching your tutorials. Amazing work.
Hi Tom, I think you are asking about showing a list of taxonomies. For that, please use the Tags or Categories and then once you add that you can select the taxonomy. It's confusing terminology for sure.
@@PeeAyeCreative I don't think that is what he asking. Here is another example. For a travel site, I created a custom post type called Property, and a taxonomy called Destination - so that I can then use the blog module to display a list of properties in Canada. The blog module is able to display the custom post type "Property" but I cannot filter that further with my taxonomy "Canada". I don't have a problem creating post types or taxonomies. That is the easy part, although I am definitely dropping plugins and using your method - really cool thank you! It's just really bad that I now have to go and create custom post types for every single destination on my website so that I can display Canada Properties or Alaska Properties in a specific blog module. Imagine the number of destinations and what my menus are going to end up looking like :( P/S Elegant Themes support sent me here...
Great Video! Thanks for this! I want to ask that can you make video on how to do post type like www.brainyquote.com/topics/wisdom-quotes which have share button at not opened post. Thank You! ♥️
Thanks again for a complete series on custom post types and taxonomy. Wanted to learn this for a long time, and you made it super simple!
Great to hear, you're welcome. They are fun to set up, just set up a new one on our site today for a code snippet repository!
Hi! thank you so much for this great content + resources. Learning a lot from you and your videos. I´m using the "extra" theme an added a custom taxonomy, but I´d like to know -just if you can help- if there is a way to add this new taxonomy to the EXTRA category builder (which is why I´m using the EXTRA theme, and seems only to be working with categories). Thank you so much :)
Love you teacher...
you're great...
Thank you! 😃
Wow, thanks for these awesome tools I was about to write the snippets myself, but you'll save me some time 😁
It's great that we can create custom taxonomies, but you only showed us how we can use them to build "pre-designed" posts/pages that are applied to posts/pages that are attributed to specific taxonomies. How can we use taxonomies to filter what we want to display on the Blog module? Currently, when I use the Blog module, I only see "categories" listed and that is only visible when I select POSTS as the post type. Can we not use custom taxonomies in the Blog module? Thanks!!
That is super helpful Nelson. I wanted to know if there is a way I can add featured images to categories so that I can dynamically pull them to display on a category page header.
There's no way, but I am looking into it and if I figure it out I will share the snippet!
@@PeeAyeCreative Thank you so much Nelson. You're tutorials are such incredible value. Keep up the awesome work!
Great video Nelson, I was wondering if you can do a glitch effect on texts or images and if u could make a video teaching :)
Hi Rosemberg, what do you mean by a glitch effect?
Hi Pee-Aye. Another amazing video, you are such a great speaker and teacher. I adapted both custom post types and taxonomy into my website BUT :) have problem with using custom taxonomies directly in Divi Builder/Divi Theme Editor as sources of dynamic content. For example, I've created a custom taxonomy 'Support Areas", which I successfully activated in backend for specific custom post types. I was also able to add values to them in backend. I imagined that they would show up in frontend Dynamic Content selector the same way as tags and categories are visible, but can't see them... Did I misunderstood the use of custom taxonomies or do I have to somehow activate them in directly in Divi Theme / Divi Builder? I really hope they can be of use as Dynamic Content - not only as a help in arranging content.
Thanks in Advance. I am gearing myself towards you course Beyond Builder within Divi Adventure Club after watching your tutorials. Amazing work.
Hi Tom, I think you are asking about showing a list of taxonomies. For that, please use the Tags or Categories and then once you add that you can select the taxonomy. It's confusing terminology for sure.
@@PeeAyeCreative I don't think that is what he asking. Here is another example. For a travel site, I created a custom post type called Property, and a taxonomy called Destination - so that I can then use the blog module to display a list of properties in Canada. The blog module is able to display the custom post type "Property" but I cannot filter that further with my taxonomy "Canada". I don't have a problem creating post types or taxonomies. That is the easy part, although I am definitely dropping plugins and using your method - really cool thank you! It's just really bad that I now have to go and create custom post types for every single destination on my website so that I can display Canada Properties or Alaska Properties in a specific blog module. Imagine the number of destinations and what my menus are going to end up looking like :(
P/S Elegant Themes support sent me here...
Thank you so much for that it's a super great tool
You're welcome! Enjoy!
Great Video! Thanks for this! I want to ask that can you make video on how to do post type like www.brainyquote.com/topics/wisdom-quotes which have share button at not opened post.
Thank You! ♥️
syntax error, unexpected '-', expecting '('
Yes as noted in the doc, can't use a dash in the custom post type term. Sorry about that