Do you want to create a custom taxonomy list in WordPress? Creating custom taxonomies helps you organize and categorize your content beyond the default categories and tags.
The Taxonomy Listing block in Nexter Blocks lets you display a custom taxonomy list in WordPress on any page or template.
Best Used For:
- Custom post type sites with author, genre, or series taxonomies
- WooCommerce stores with custom product attribute taxonomies
- Directory or portfolio sites that use custom taxonomies for filtering
To check the complete feature overview documentation of the Nexter Blocks Taxonomy Listing block, see How To Add Taxonomy Listing in WordPress.
Note: This block is part of Nexter Blocks. Make sure Nexter Blocks is installed and activated before following these steps.
Make sure you have created at least one custom taxonomy and added some terms to it.
You can use any CPT plugin such as Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), Custom Post Type UI, Pods, or Custom post types to create a custom taxonomy.
In this example, we have created a custom taxonomy called Book Authors.
- Add the Taxonomy Listing block to your page. In the Layout tab, select a style from the Style section.
- Select a layout from the Layout section.
- From the Select Taxonomy dropdown, select your custom taxonomy. In this example, the taxonomy is Book Authors. To show posts filtered by this taxonomy alongside the listing, the Post Listing block lets you display posts with taxonomy-based filtering on the same page.
Your custom taxonomy list will now appear on the page. To filter WooCommerce products by a category taxonomy, see How to Filter WooCommerce Products by Category in WordPress.
