Terms Query: Show nested terms toggle when inheriting#72510
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We need to also update the php logic for fetching the proper terms. Currently we cannot use |
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Thanks @ntsekouras. I've had a go at addressing this in 3752755. I think it's working in my testing on both templates and posts/pages, but it would be good to have more testing. I noticed that the |
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This useCurrentTerm is very similar to the useArchiveLabel, useTermDescription, and useTermName hooks, so I think we should consolidate this functionality as much as possible in a follow-up.
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This functionality had some heavy discussion in #72300 which ultimately didn't get merged. There are issues if taxonomy slugs contain hyphens, because the template slug does not include additional separators. Historically WordPress applies a template if it matches certain criteria but doing the reverse is tricky.
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Thanks both, sounds like something that would be best in its own PR. I've removed the changes to the editor logic in 546598a.
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I just cherry-picked this PR to the wp/6.9 branch to get it included in the next release: a66a55c |
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Thanks for handling it @mikachan 🙌 |
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What?
Addresses #72380 (comment)
This PR allows the "Show nested terms" toggle control to show when the Terms Query is inheriting the current query.
Why?
Gives the user more control over which terms are displayed in default/inherit mode.
How?
Removes the logic for only showing the "Show nested terms" toggle when in custom mode.
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