menu_order or custom queries are, then this plugin is likely not for you. This is an add-on to Reorder Posts and requires Reorder Posts 2.1.0 or greater.
Out of the box, WordPress does not support the ability to reorder posts within a term. There are other plugins out there that do term ordering, but they usually create custom tables (which require crazy custom queries and filters) and/or add a column or two to core tables, which is not sustainable in the long-term should WordPress core decide to update its schema.
Reorder by Term uses custom fields, which means you can reorder by term within each taxonomy AND post type. This is insanely flexible.
Since WordPress doesn't support this by default, when you install the plugin, you'll have to build the term data. For a lot of posts and terms, this can take a while, but you can limit the build to post types and taxonomies if, for example, you don't want to touch regular blog posts (with categories and tags).
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reorder-by-term to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.Tools->Build Post Term Data. From there, you can build the term data based on the taxonomies you select. You can also start over and clear the existing term data.
Please note that this plugin does not change the order of items in the front-end. This functionality is not core WordPress functionality, so it'll require some work on your end to get the posts to display in your theme correctly.
You'll want to make use of WP_Query, get_posts, or pre_get_posts to modify query behavior on the front-end of your site.
See usage for some examples.For the plugin to work, there must be the correct custom fields present for each post you want reordered by term. Since this data doesn't exist natively, we must build this data. The build process should only have to happen once, so start the build, get a cup of coffee, and then start reordering your posts by term.
There isn't one. The changes are saved automatically.
Yes. Can we theoretically build this into the plugin to get it work automatically? Sure. But we won't.
Of course, but by the nature of terms, all post structures are flat, regardless of hierarchy.
This plugin requires WordPress 3.7 or above. We urge you, however, to always use the latest version of WordPress.
Settings->Reorder Posts to disable the term query from displaying.