Hey Admin! I am writing today in regards to your taxonomy settings options. Is there a way that I can give the custom taxonomies the same options as the standard wordpress category setting Foxiz has. i.e Top Template Builder and the option to have them followed? I am looking at building a custom archive but this is much more difficult to have custom loop grids and template grids, and then set them all to dynamic so I dont have to build separate templates for each custom taxonomy as I have many. I love Foxiz and look forward to your reply.
Thanks for your prompt reply! While the documentation you shared and supply is decent, I am referring to the theme settings. What I am asking is, is there a setting or way to add the Top builder to the custom taxonomy settings? And the next question was how can i make the custom taxomomies able to have the follow button next to the title, so that readers can get updates on the specific taxonomy?
For each taxonomy, there is a Global Templates section where you can create a custom layout using Ruby Templates. This allows you to fully customize the design based on your preferences and assign the template (via shortcode) to a specific taxonomy.
Regarding the Follow button: at the moment, this feature is not available for custom taxonomies in the current version. We will forward your request to our development team to review its feasibility for a future update.
If you have any other questions, feel free to let us know.
At the moment, we don’t have a public roadmap to share. Our development team is continuously working on improvements and new features, and updates are released regularly based on feedback and stability.
We appreciate your interest in Foxiz. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else.
Hey Admin! I am writing today in regards to your taxonomy settings options. Is there a way that I can give the custom taxonomies the same options as the standard wordpress category setting Foxiz has. i.e Top Template Builder and the option to have them followed? I am looking at building a custom archive but this is much more difficult to have custom loop grids and template grids, and then set them all to dynamic so I dont have to build separate templates for each custom taxonomy as I have many. I love Foxiz and look forward to your reply.
Thank you,
Chris
Hi,
Thank you for contacting us.
Regarding custom taxonomies, please have a look at the documentation links below to see if they match what you are looking for:
How to create taxonomies using the UI Custom Post Type plugin: https://help.themeruby.com/foxiz/how-to-create-taxonomies-using-the-ui-custom-post-type-plugin/
Individual taxonomy settings: https://help.themeruby.com/foxiz/individual-taxonomy-settings/
Custom post type layouts: https://help.themeruby.com/foxiz/custom-post-type-layouts/
We hope these resources will be helpful. If you have any further questions, please feel free to let us know.
Kind regards,
Hey Ruby!
Thanks for your prompt reply! While the documentation you shared and supply is decent, I am referring to the theme settings. What I am asking is, is there a setting or way to add the Top builder to the custom taxonomy settings? And the next question was how can i make the custom taxomomies able to have the follow button next to the title, so that readers can get updates on the specific taxonomy?
Thanks and look forward to your reply.
Chris
Hi,
Thank you for your message.
For each taxonomy, there is a Global Templates section where you can create a custom layout using Ruby Templates. This allows you to fully customize the design based on your preferences and assign the template (via shortcode) to a specific taxonomy.
You can find detailed guidance here:
https://help.themeruby.com/foxiz/individual-taxonomy-settings/
To query and display posts from custom taxonomies in Elementor, please refer to this documentation:
https://help.themeruby.com/foxiz/how-to-display-custom-post-types-and-taxonomy-in-elementor-blocks/
Regarding the Follow button: at the moment, this feature is not available for custom taxonomies in the current version. We will forward your request to our development team to review its feasibility for a future update.
If you have any other questions, feel free to let us know.
Best regards,
Hey Ruby!
Thanks for the informative reply those references will help me over come some of the issue.
I look forward to seeing the new update when its released. Any idea on the road map for Foxiz🦊?
Thanks, Chris
Thank you for your kind feedback.
At the moment, we don’t have a public roadmap to share. Our development team is continuously working on improvements and new features, and updates are released regularly based on feedback and stability.
We appreciate your interest in Foxiz. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else.
Regards.