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Taxonomies

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This configuration contains parameters that HivePress uses for registering the custom taxonomies. Each taxonomy is defined as an array of parameters accepted by the function. The array key is used as the taxonomy name (prefixed with hp_).

The code example below changes the listing category URL slug and its label in the WordPress dashboard menu. In the same way, you can customize any of the available taxonomies or register a new one by adding an array with the taxonomy parameters.

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/taxonomies',
	function( $taxonomies ) {

		// Change URL slug.
		$taxonomies['listing_category']['rewrite']['slug'] = 'custom-slug';

		// Change menu label.
		$taxonomies['listing_category']['labels']['name'] = 'Custom Text';

		return $taxonomies;
	}
);
register_taxonomy