I have a hierarchical custom taxonomy "company".
Companies are hierarchical, they can have both owners and subsidiaries. So, some of my "company" terms have parents and children. Take this real example of a set of my "company" terms
What I'd like to do, on a company term page, is to show the full corporate tree, as above, in order to situate the term in its full hierarchical context.
That goes not just for the top-most term, eg. "WPP", but also a mid-hierarchy child or grand-child, eg. "GroupM" or "Ogilvy Entertainment.
I don't mean all terms in the "company" taxonomy, I mean all terms up and down from the given term, including children of upper terms.
In other words, for any term, spin back up to the top-most parent and display all sub terms properly, in an indented HTML list - preferably with something unique applied to the current term title, eg. no get_term_link applied.
What I have so far is the following...
<?php
// Parents
$parent_args = array(
'inclusive' => 'false'
);
echo get_term_parents_list( $organisation->term_id, 'company', $parent_args );
?>
<?php
// Children
$org_children = get_term_children( $organisation->term_id, 'company' ); // Get child terms of this
echo '<ul class="list-unstyled">';
foreach ( $org_children as $org_child ) {
$child_term = get_term_by( 'id', $org_child, 'company' );
$child_id_prefixed = 'company_'. $child_term->term_id;
if (empty(get_field( 'domain', $child_id_prefixed ))) {
$favicon = 'null';
} else {
$favicon = get_field( 'domain', $child_id_prefixed );
}
echo '<li><small><img src="='. $favicon.'" width="12" class="mr-2"><a href="' . get_term_link( $org_child, 'company' ) . '">' . $child_term->name . '</a></small></li>';
}
echo '</ul>';
?>
Which produces this...
However, this:
So, how to show all possible parents and children of a hierarchical taxonomy term?