I’m making an attempt to create fastened sub-pages of a customized taxonomy, which is extra vexing that it’d sound. Here is a state of affairs to explain the issue:
As an example you’ve gotten a web site about motion pictures. You write plenty of tales about motion pictures, so that you create a customized taxonomy known as ‘Films’ the place you add Citizen Kane, Die Exhausting, and Avatar. Finally, you’ve gotten 50,000 film pages, which seem like this:
/film/gremlins/
/film/brewsters-millions/
These pages include all your posts, however you additionally begin including metadata (ACF fields) to these pages — size, forged, trailers, photographs, and so forth. To this point so good.
However then, you finally notice you’ve gotten a lot knowledge on these pages that you simply need to create fastened subpages for some items of metadata, which could seem like this:
/film/gremlins/forged/
/film/brewsters-millions/forged/
How would you architect this? Abstractly, that is the pathing we search:
/[custom taxonomy]/[term]/[sub page]/
The back and front will at all times be the identical, so one might say it truly appears to be like like this in apply:
/film/[term]/forged/
All the knowledge for the forged web page is situated within the mum or dad’s ACF fields. I feel I simply want /film/[term]/forged/ to resolve to a particular template… probably even the identical template that /film/[term]/ resolves to. However I can not determine how to do this.
Or seemingly there’s another fully totally different means to do that.
Ideas?
