如何在WordPress条件语句中排除多个页面模板及自定义分类归档页面

Got it, let's get this sorted for you. The issue here is that is_page_template() only checks for page-specific templates—it doesn't handle custom taxonomy archive pages like your taxonomy-press_category.php. To fix this, we need to add a separate condition using WordPress's is_tax() function, which is designed specifically to check if we're on a taxonomy archive page.

Here's the modified code you need: #

You can either combine the exclusion conditions with a logical && (meaning "neither the page templates nor the taxonomy archive"):

if ( ! is_page_template( array( 'homepage_template.php', 'services_template.php' ) ) && ! is_tax( 'press_category' ) ) {
    // Your existing code that should run EXCEPT on the excluded pages/taxonomy archive
}

Or wrap the excluded conditions in parentheses and negate the whole group (a more concise way to say "exclude any page that matches either condition"):

if ( ! ( is_page_template( array( 'homepage_template.php', 'services_template.php' ) ) || is_tax( 'press_category' ) ) ) {
    // Same logic as above—choose whichever syntax you find more readable
}

Why this works: #

• is_tax('press_category') targets exactly your custom taxonomy archive because your template file is named taxonomy-press_category.php—the suffix press_category is the slug of your custom taxonomy, which is what is_tax() uses to identify the page.
• The logical operators (&&/||) let us combine the two exclusion rules: we want our code to run only when neither of the excluded conditions is true.

If you ever need to verify the taxonomy slug later, you can temporarily add echo get_query_var('taxonomy'); to your archive template and load the page—it'll print the exact slug you need for is_tax().

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者wgoodman