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Get post count for current custom taxonomy

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My site has a custom taxonomy called series. Underneath each post, I'm trying to display a specific div, but only if that post is in a series, and only if that series has more than one post. I feel like this should be possible with a simple if-statement, but I'm not sure how to evaluate the post count of the current post's first (because technically speaking one post could be in multiple series) series taxonomy.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

My site has a custom taxonomy called series. Underneath each post, I'm trying to display a specific div, but only if that post is in a series, and only if that series has more than one post. I feel like this should be possible with a simple if-statement, but I'm not sure how to evaluate the post count of the current post's first (because technically speaking one post could be in multiple series) series taxonomy.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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You can use wp_get_post_terms( get_the_ID(), 'series' ) to obtain all terms associated with the current post. This function returns array of WP_Term objects and WP_Term has count property which can be used as condition.

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