Description
If you want to customize a taxonomy archive, create a page and connect it with the term that should be overwritten. Visitors of that term archive are then redirected to the page with a 301.
Works with categories, tags and every custom taxonomy that has an admin UI. Paginated archive pages such as /category/news/page/2/ are left untouched, so the rest of the archive keeps working.
This plugin is reasonable to use with Grid, so you can create beautiful pages for your topics.
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Installation
- Install Term Pages from the plugin directory, or upload
term-pages.zipto/wp-content/plugins/and extract it there - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Edit a category, tag or custom taxonomy term and pick a page in the “Overriding page” field
FAQ
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Which pages can I connect?
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Published pages. The autocomplete only offers pages with the post type
pageand the statuspublish. -
Why is my archive not redirecting?
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The redirect only happens on the first, unpaged view of the archive, and only while the connected page is still published. If the page was trashed, set to draft or private, the archive shows its normal listing again.
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How do I remove a redirect?
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Clear the “Overriding page” field and save the term.
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Does the plugin change my permalinks?
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No. It only redirects. The term archive keeps its URL and remains reachable from page 2 onwards.
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Contributors & Developers
“Term Pages” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
2.0.0
⚠ BREAKING CHANGES
* the unauthenticated wp_ajax_nopriv_tp_lookup endpoint has been removed, the page search now requires a logged-in user with the capability to edit terms of the taxonomy. The plugin requires WordPress 6.2 and PHP 7.4, and the bundled remove.js was replaced by admin.js.
Bug Fixes
* prevent unauthenticated SQL injection in the page lookup (reported by Joao Ramos Maciel, WPScan) (6c28285)All notable changes to this plugin are documented here.
History prior to this file is in the == Changelog == section of readme.txt.
1.0.3
- Bugfix: wrong countable $term check
1.0.2
- Bugfix: Remove warning
1.0.1
- Bugfix: Missing argument 2 for Term_Pages::save_extra_field()
1.0
- First release