web_post_tax_terms Shortcode
The web_post_tax_terms shortcode displays linked thumbnails for terms assigned to the consuming post. The taxonomy must be public, have archives enabled and belong to that post type. POM term artwork and WooCommerce category/brand thumbnails are supported; local library metadata stays current.
The attributes below match the current Page Builder controls and public output. Use raw syntax only for reviewed content that cannot be maintained through the visual controls.
Usage
[web_post_tax_terms post_type_taxonomies="category" thumbnail_width="64" thumbnail_height="64"]Attributes
| Attribute | Default | Accepted values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
post_type_taxonomies |
— | Public archive taxonomy attached to the post type | Chooses the assigned terms. |
thumbnail_width |
64 |
Whole pixel number, bounded to 1–1024 | Image width attribute. |
thumbnail_height |
64 |
Whole pixel number, bounded to 1–1024 | Image height attribute; theme proportional image rules still apply. |
el_id |
— | Valid unique HTML ID | Enter section ID (Note: make sure it is unique and valid according to w3c specification). |
el_class |
— | String unless stated otherwise | If you wish to style particular content element differently, then use this field to add a class name and then refer to it in your css file. |
Verification
Preview a post assigned to several terms and verify each available thumbnail links to its archive. Dimensions do not crop artwork; the theme preserves image proportions. Empty results and terms without usable images produce no output or trailing gap. Populated output retains the existing 1.25rem gap.
The current consuming post may come from a single view, a loop or a reusable layout. Public output requires published, password-free permitted content; authorized editors may preview their editable drafts. Private or unavailable taxonomies do not render. Each image link has the term name as its accessible label.
The shortcode keeps working with the Legacy Page Builder interface disabled. For new Gutenberg content, use Post Taxonomy Terms. Neither path requires dedicated frontend CSS or JavaScript. Page caches may need clearing after term or image changes.