Labels in Taxonomy

[andreiglingeanu]

When I add options for any taxonomy in options/taxonomies/*.php it handles labels in a strange way.

It only displays labels correctly options of the first level.

I understand that you are limited by the fact that WordPress used to implement this whole columns thing with tables. This also doesn't allow us to add tabs to the taxonomies page. I know that this is specified in the manual as a restriction.

Have you tried to include a div below this table, just like you do for posts -- including them below the wp editor? This may require to disable lazy tabs for this particular container, not sure. This will fix a lot of troubles and will bypass restriction you wrote into the manual.

I haven't looked into the code yet, let me know if there's some limitations that would not let us do this.

[danyj]

@moldcraft lifted the restrictions few days ago but I think the manual is not up to date for now
#1295 (comment)

[ghost]

Have you tried to include a div below this table, just like you do for posts -- including them below the wp editor?

If you'll find a WordPress action to do that we will do it.

I think the manual is not up to date for now

Yes, because the changes are not included in release yet.

[andreiglingeanu]

@moldcraft

If you'll find a WordPress action to do that we will do it.

There you go. You can also find a whole range of deprecated ones.

As you can see, it requires you to add one action per taxonomy. We'll have to loop through every taxonomy using get_taxonomies, or something like that.

[andreiglingeanu]

@moldcraft Thanks.

[ghost]

I will use get_current_screen() to detect current taxonomy and do only one add_action()

[andreiglingeanu]

@moldcraft Sounds great.

[ghost]

I think initially we added options in table to make them look the same as WordPress options, to not "break" the design.

[andreiglingeanu]

I see, that was a good temporary behavior. It breaks as soon as you add a nested option or when you need tabs or other containers.

[ghost]

The commit contains some hardcode css fixes. I don't know a general solution. If you'll find one, please pull request.