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The [TRIPZZY_TRIP_TAXONOMIES]
shortcode displays a list of trip taxonomies such as destinations, types, or activities. It can be customized using the following attributes.
Available Attributes #
Below are the available attributes along with their default values:
Attribute | Default Value | Since | Description |
---|---|---|---|
taxonomy | tripzzy_trip_destination | 1.1.3 | The taxonomy to display (e.g., tripzzy_trip_destination , tripzzy_trip_type , tripzzy_trip_activities ). |
orderby | name | 1.1.3 | Field used to order terms (e.g., name , count ). |
order | asc | 1.1.3 | Order direction (asc for ascending, desc for descending). |
number | 4 | 1.1.3 | Number of terms to display. |
enable_overlay | true | 1.2.2 | Whether to show an overlay effect on taxonomy items. Accepts true or false . |
hide_empty | false | 1.1.3 | Whether to hide taxonomies with no associated trips. Accepts true or false . |
Usage Examples #
Example 1: Display Default Taxonomy List #
[TRIPZZY_TRIP_TAXONOMIES]
Displays 4 terms from the tripzzy_trip_destination
taxonomy, ordered by name in ascending order.
Example 2: Show Trip Types Without Overlay #
[TRIPZZY_TRIP_TAXONOMIES taxonomy="tripzzy_trip_type" enable_overlay="false"]
Displays trip types without the overlay effect.
Example 3: Display 6 Most Populated Activities in Descending Order #
[TRIPZZY_TRIP_TAXONOMIES taxonomy="tripzzy_trip_activities" number="6" orderby="count" order="desc"]
Displays 6 activity terms sorted by number of trips in descending order.
Notes #
- Ensure the correct taxonomy slug is used (e.g.,
tripzzy_trip_destination
). - The shortcode supports styling and layout options through your theme or custom CSS.
- Boolean attributes like
enable_overlay
andhide_empty
accepttrue
orfalse
values.
Use this shortcode to highlight key destinations, trip types, or activities and enhance trip discoverability on your website.