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08/02/2019 03:09:17 AM (7 years ago)
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cuongma111
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    1515== Docs ==
     16There are two available taxonomies in WordPress, they are category and tag. We ourselves are able to add more taxonomies by using Custom Taxonomy function. However, sometimes, this function will be complicated and take much time. CC Custom Taxonomy plugin made by Chuyencode team supports developers to be easier to create as many taxonomies as they want.
     17Core features:
     18Add as many new taxonomies as you want.
     19Add new fields including text, text area, color picker, image, icon, switcher, Wysiwyg editor, gallery, background for each taxonomy as you want.
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     21Follow the steps below to see how to install and use CC Custom Taxonomy plugin
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     23Step 1: Download CC Custom Taxonomy from WordPress.org, then from Dashboard => Plugins => Add New => click on Upload Plugin button to upload CC Custom Taxonomy plugin.
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     25Step 2: After upload CC Custom Taxonomy plugin successfully, from Dashboard => Plugins => installed Plugins => click on Activate button to activate this plugin.
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     27Step 3: After activating CC Custom Taxonomy plugin, CC Taxonomy will be added on the Dashboard => click on that to add new taxonomy.
     28General tab to add new taxonomy. Enter the title of a new taxonomy. Add Singular Name and Slug, and choose Type (category or tag) for the new taxonomy. Then assign the new taxonomy for the available taxonomy..
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     30Step 4: Add fields for the new taxonomy that you have just created. Click on Add New Field button
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     32Choose an available Taxonomy from the list. And choose a type for the new field (text, textarea, color picker, image, icon, switcher, Wysiwyg editor, gallery, background). You can add as many fields for one taxonomy as you want.
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     34In case, if you want to call the custom fields on the frontend, please use function ccct_get_option_taxonomy($term, $option_name)
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     36In which:
     37$term: term id you want to call out
     38$option_name: Field Singular Name in Custom Fields
    1639
    1740== Frequently Asked Questions ==
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