Hello,
I want my readers to be able to view only certain articles.
So by filter.
Is it possible to make custom taxonomy in the backend and, for example, isotope-filter in the frontend?
eg see link
http://demo.radiustheme.com/wordpress/plugins/isotope-filter/
Greetings Rick
Sorry the Question was not correct. I thought I have Articles written in three different Languages. These Articles remain. I also stay in the language and will not be translated. The Reader should be Able to select in the Front End which articles he wants to see in which language he wants. So zb all, English or two select zb French and English Items. How can this be implemented in addition? Thank you many Greetings
Hi,
So you want to create a multi-language website? That is possible using translation plugins. This way you can create posts in as many languages as you want, then website visitors can use a language switcher (most translation plugins have this) to change the language to see specific content.
The theme blocks, grids or any element that can display posts, will display the same content for all visitors. You can sort and filter them, but the content will be the same for all.
For example using the WPML plugin you can create pages for each language, with the content you want. When the language is changed the page will change.
Thanks
HI, thank you. But no, I didn’t mean that, unfortunately. The Gui Language can be switched by switcher. But the Articles are supposed to stay in the respective Languages and not be translated. In the front end, the User should simply be able to select which Items he wants to see. So like a second Category. I have already implemented it with custom taxonomy and an additional Filter in frontend. But then, of course, the Items will appear on a new Page. The Items are simply to be filtered. Best on the Home page with the Layout.
Cheers
Hi,
I believe I understand what you mean, but I don’t know how that will be possible unfortunately. Filtering the entire page with a switcher is not possible with a theme setting, each element that can display posts will have it’s own filtering and sorting and will display the content accordingly. Maybe creating different pages with different content would be a solution.
Also an ajax menu can be set for blocks to allow users to filter block content, this can display categories, authors, tags or a popularity filter – https://forum.tagdiv.com/block-settings-guide/
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks
