You can close this out! I figured it out.

Ismael,
I think I figured out a solution by using the following shortcode:
[portfolio_category id=”219″] [portfolio_category id=”237″] [portfolio_category id=”224″] [portfolio_category id=”229″]
How do I add commas between the habitats that are displayed: https://birdersguidemddc.org/site/adkins-arboretum/
Thanks!
Gabe

Hi Ismael,
Since there have been several different support replies, let me tell you exactly what I need. I am using the portfolio items to describe locations for birding in Maryland. Each portfolio item has many different portfolio categories (Features – like beginners, biking, birding by car, boat launch, hiking trails, etc.; Habitats – forests & woodlands, human habitats, conifers, etc.; Regions – counties)

Each portfolio item can then be in anywhere from 1 to 20 different categories.

What I’m trying to do is have a section on each portfolio item page (each birding site description page) that says “Habitats” (portfolio category ID 218) and shows which habitats (the portfolio categories that fall under the portfolio category ID 218) are represented.

I also want each portfolio item page to have a section that says “Features” (portfolio category ID 248) and shows which Features (the portfolio categories that fall under the portfolio category ID 248) are represented.

Will your solution do this for me? If so, how do do it for both Features and Habitats and what is the shortcode that I need to put on the birding site description pages?

Thanks so much for your help! I know this is a complex support request. Appreciate the help immensely!

Hi Basilis,
Thanks!

I’d like to know both answers.

In this scenario, I want to only show the parent category for “habitats” but I have another scenario where I only want to show the parent category “features”. In both situations, it’s a parent category, however.

I want to be able to use a shortcode and display the types of habitats of each portfolio item and then another shortcode to display all of the features of each portfolio item – in two different spots on the page.

The category ID for habitats is 218.
The category ID for features is 248.

Thanks so much!
Gabe

Hi Basilis,
Thanks!

I’d like to know both answers.

In this scenario, I want to only show the parent category for “habitats” but I have another scenario where I only want to show the parent category “features”. In both situations, it’s a parent category, however.

I want to be able to use a shortcode and display the types of habitats of each portfolio item and then another shortcode to display all of the features of each portfolio item – in two different spots on the page.

The category ID for habitats is 218.
The category ID for features is 248.

Thanks so much!
Gabe

Thanks Victoria! Very helpful.

Yes I still need help! I created a temporary login – see Nikko’s request above.

Just did it again…please check now.