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See also [[Week Ten (MGDP2060)|Week Ten]] and [[Week Twelve (MGDP2060)|Week Twelve]]. | See also [[Week Ten (MGDP2060)|Week Ten]] and [[Week Twelve (MGDP2060)|Week Twelve]]. | ||
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== Custom Fields (539) == | == Custom Fields (539) == |
Revision as of 19:44, 2 November 2016
This article lists topics for week eleven of Web Design and Development III (MGDP2060).
See also Week Ten and Week Twelve.
Contents
Making a Smarter Product Page
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Highlighting Products on Sale
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Cleaning Out the Templates (536)
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Creating single-product.php (537)
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Creating content-single-product.php
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Adding a Category Description
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Custom Fields (539)
Classifying Your Posts with Custom Taxonomies (542)
A taxonomy is a system of classification.
WordPress provides two taxonomies: Categories and Tags.
You add custom taxonomies of your own: like Categories or Posts, but using terminology customized for a specific purpose.
See WordPress Custom Taxonomy.