Crocoblock Jet Engine Tutorial - Beginners Guide Part 2 - Taxonomies
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- In this second part of the Crocoblock Jet Engine Tutorial series, I'll take you step by step through Taxonomies. You'll learn all about the following topics:
Jet Engine Taxonomies
Custom Taxonomy Meta Fields
Meta Field Labels
Organising & Grouping Custom Posts
If you're looking for the ultimate guide to the Crocoblock Jet Engine plugin, this new series is going to be the perfect option for you. By the time you've followed along with the guides, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use the Crocoblock Jet Engine plugin.
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - What we’ll be covering
00:01:07 - Taxonomies general settings
00:03:46 - Taxonomy Labels
00:04:31 - Advanced Settings
00:08:50 - Taxonomy Meta Fields
00:10:58 - The results
00:15:02 - What Next?
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Man I'm not going to lie, I've been skipping over your videos for months..... worst mistake of my life . You seriously are helping my business in so many ways.. we''re so thankful for you bro, thank you soooo much!!!
There may be fewer views than others video. But please continue this kind of advanced tutorial videos. The viewers who are watching these videos are very serious. keep up the good work.!
Thanks, Paul, for to be continued tutorial!
Great simple breakdown of taxonomies Paul. And, I see you've finally been in the sun 🌞:)
Perfect step by step tutorial series.
thank you very much
Thank You, Paul. Just Finished the 2nd Video. Moving on to the 3rd 😀
Hi Paul. Great tut. Long time follower here. I'm loving this series of Crocoblock. I hope you can have an updated version soon. Cheers and keep up the good work!
I really love you videos, they help very much!
Another really simple but detailed explanation.
A nice way of using meta fields in taxonomies is to add a Colour Picker field. Then you have a way of dynamically colouring elements depending on which taxonomy item a post belongs to. For instance, I have a classifieds site and have a taxonomy for the type of ad - offered & wanted. I've assigned a different colour to each. Then in elementor I can reference that field as e.g. the background colour for a flash across the ad.
Hey Paul, great overview of taxonomies.
the half-life tee brought me here. Stayed for the content.
Your the best!
Your tutorials are so helpful and I wish more providers would book you. You are doing the tutorials great.
Do you have a tip on how to add missing taxonomies via the fronened? I didn't find a way to do this using the JetEngine form. That works in the backend.
Great 👍
Thank you 😊
Hi, thank you for your passion of applying Crocoblock. I have learned a lot through your tutorial. And I have one question for the hierarchy function in Form field. In your tutorial and demo site, the hierarchy filter can be done but when we use Form builder there is no method to make hierarchy in there. For example, if the property types and property construction company are filtered by hierarchy that can be filtered but when we input in form field there is no hierarchy function in there. So, customers have to find one among thee all construction company names everytime. So, I am wondering that in the Input stage using form field, can we find out the construction companies only included in selected Property type using Hierarchy Filter function? What I mean is if we select one property type then in the next Construction Company section only the Property type related construction companies are shown in the field and the customers can select their wanted company in some filtered amount of construction companies.
Hi there Paul and thanks for those tutorials.
Do you know if it's possible to make appear and use tags on custom post types ?
Any idea would be very welcome.
Again a great tutorial
Why can't you see a taxonomy image (media) inside a post? Are they only visible inside listings?
Couple of questions please Paul;
1. Adding a media url for a taxonomy, is there a way to use the new external url function for the taxonomy. We get our images from an S3 bucket which works perfectly for the actual custom posts but we need to use it on the taxonomy.
2. Also I see you have put properties on a listings, we do vehicle leases and use taxonomies to group together vehicles such as 1 series hatchback. We’ve got it to show number of derivatives available but is there a way to show a start from price. Eg. We have two listed and the cheapest one is £299 plus vat.
Thanks so much in advance
Hi Paul @WPTuts, Thank you for your videos, they are fantastic! I have a question about bulk editing. When uploading a product, you have the option to upload via a csv, which can greatly reduce the upload time to get all the content online. When using taxonomies with custom post types or existing posts, is there a method to bulk upload in a similar manner? I've added a taxonomy to the default wordpress products post type and see the new taxonomy, however when I use the uploader I can't match a csv column to the new taxonomy input. Because of this, at least for default post types, it appears a bulk methodology is not possible here. Keen to see if a bulk input method applies to a custom post type too. Thank you :)
Thanks Paul. A quick one - how do I use this CPT for multiple authors and limit their view to just those they have authored?
Hello good time
Thank you for the good educational video you provided
Why doesn't anything for editing and planning appear for me in the classification jet engine section?😭😭
congratulations, great content
In the form I can create a customizable text field similar to "TAG", where users can enter a custom taxonomy in the frontend.
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Paul, Question about creating an archive page for custom taxonomies - i have custom post type for 'Projects', custom taxonomies for 'Industry' (reflects the industry each new 'Project" pertains to - schools, hospital etc), listing for 'Projects', single post template for each CPT, an archive page for 'Projects" and archive is successfully added to custom nav menu. I now need to create an archive for the 'Industry' taxonomy - i am struggling! I have successfully created a listing for 'Industry.' I thought i also successfully created an archive page - as it showed proper headers, footers, breadcrumbs, and listing grid. however i ran into two issues. When creating listing grid archive and toggled on 'Use as Archive Template' - only taxonomies which had CPTS' assigned to them showed - leading me to think that perhaps the taxonomy listing grid shouldn't be an archive? Not an incredibly huge issue - but it would be nice to show visitors that the Industry is a service provided. - The second issue was when I tried to add the taxonomy archive template to the Nav Menu (like i did with 'Project' CPT using your series videos - CPT ***Nav Custom Link tutorial * ***Create a Listing Website WordPress & JetEngine | Real Estate Website in WordPress Elementor VIDEO **51:44***** !!!!!which was a life saver! ) and using the custom taxonomy slug as custom link - it didnt work. :( Should i create another CPT for the taxonomy? What am i missing? Hope youre able to help me out!
And most importantly, Thank you for these videos! Agree with comment below, skipping parts or entire videos in the series was an awful mistake- i lost a lot of time trying to troubleshoot on my own and money buying other plugins - then to only find out this pairing of WP/Elementor & Crocoblocks is the most effective way to go. There are so many steps that need to be followed precisely in order to pull it alll off. Plus I have found that even many of Crocoblock tutorial videos arent as useful - perhaps outdated? But certainly not as thorough. So thank you!
is there like full video how to do like website using Croco Block like in full?
Could I use Taxonomies to automatically set products upload to WooCommerce as "New" for 7 days and than have it automatically unmark itself as new after 7 days?
How to create archive page for Property type?
Hi Paul.. it's all right?
How can I make the taxonomy of Additional Items (snacks website) appear only for that registered snack?
I already have the taxonomy created for additional items, but not every snack will have the same additional items, so I went there and created a listing > terms > additional items, I put just one item and went inside the Single and put this listing terms inside the single... it even shows the items, but the respective additional items of each snack are not showing... like .. all the items of all the snacks appear in any snack I click on and it doesn't appear in alphabetical order..
(in short, the taxonomy is a checkbox where the person selects several items for each snack and I need it to appear in each different post, different taxonomies related to that post that was accessed)
Hi Paul, thank you for your amazing tutorials and videos! I have a question for you. If I create a listing with the categories/taxonomies, how can I add SEO to each one? I normally use Yoast plugin (free version) for pages. I also use Elementor Pro. Thanks!
Your SEO plug-in should give you the option to include custom post types and taxonomies in the settings.
I don’t use Yoast, but it should be an option to enable. 👍
@@WPTuts Thank you, I'll give it a try! Have a nice day. :)
@@WPTuts Hi Paul. Which SEO do you use?
@@sonareclipse9810 my preference is SEOPress Pro. 👍
@@WPTuts Thanks 🤟
Is this just using Wordpress / Gutenberg ?
Hi Paul , will your special webinar and mini course be for sale yet? Thanks. Looking forward to it.
Do you mean the Design System for Designers mini course?
If so, yes it will be and I may also do a second live webinar (possibly split into 2 sessions).
@@WPTuts Yes thats right! i love the new approach to teaching the jetengine tuts here, i noticed that you have gone into extensive explanation of the nitty gritty and explanations of the more complex tools and features, otherwise it was difficult to wrap our head around in the documentation and more indepth than your more classic vidoes (having watched all your videos in the past)... i think breaking down the advanced features such as the macros or query tools or dev tools would be great as the regular are well taught by you already, i.e. master class vids for these advanced features... ? Thanks and keep the great tuts comin'👍😎
I have been following you for a very long time now and always learning. I wanted to ask is when you build websites, do you only use Hello Theme or how do you pick the correct one?
No, it really depends on the project. If it requires a lot of customisation, Hello is great when using Elementor.
If the project requires less customisation or a faster turnaround, I'd generally use Blocksy as the base, especially if I don't want to use a page builder and optimise for speed. 👍
@@WPTuts Great, so what would you recommend to use if I'm looking to build something like real estate, E-com or course platform. This is where I get cofused. With Elementor and JetEngine, looks like can build anything with any theme.
@@AJ-Pixelyze I'd probably go for Hello theme to get full control over the design and structure with Elementor Pro.
@@WPTuts thanks. I see that with jet engine and elementor pro. Can build anything without getting astra or ocean WP theme.
Defo moving over to this now ACF is screwing its fanbase over.
Paul C!! I am so confused with taxonomies even after watching all your videos on the subject! I thought I had it but I don't! In your recipe site build you filtered against post type meta fields. And that is my hang up. I was of the mind that if I want to filter something across all posts I should make it a taxonomy! Help!
I would recommend looing at HOW you want to structure your data and use that to decide on whether to use a taxonomy (for example, property type, etc.) Taxonomies can be a little easier to use when it comes to logical filtering and navigation. They are just tools to group things into logical containers. I would suggest not getting too bogged down by the terminology and just use what you feel makes the most sense in a given situation.
@@WPTuts Thank you Paul. This definitely helps.
@@WPTuts actually after watching your CCT video that actually may be the way to go for me!
we want more video from the beginning level thanks a lot
Sure thing!
The entire series will focus on covering ALL the core components of Crocoblock's Jet Engine plugin. The next one will be uploaded tomorrow and more next week. By the time you've worked through them all, you should have a solid understanding of using Jet Engine and then you can continue learning with my deep-dive masterclass tutorials. :)
@@WPTuts Thanks again
taxonomy slug, what the heck does that mean? I am in favor of using easy to understand words. I am not english native and a slug is a snail.
It's basically what comes after your domain for the new custom post type - for example if you set the slug to jobs for a custom post type called jobs, it will add /jobs/ to the end of your URL.
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