Adding the tax_query parameter to the $args array with the proper arguments will check for the category as well (untested): $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 15, ‘paged’ => $paged, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘meta_easyfatt_libero_1’, ‘value’ => ‘Men’, ‘compare’ => ‘LIKE’, ), ), ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’, ‘field’ … Read more
You are a bit unspecific in terms of where you are trying to execute the request. In case you want to GET data from an external point, you need to make sure that you are properly authenticated. In case you want to GET data internally, you need to make sure you are including the correct … Read more
You could define an array $fixture = array (‘1st_XI’,’2nd_XI’) and loop through that, like this: foreach ($fixture as $value) { $firstXIFixtures = new WP_Query(array( … ‘value’ => $value, …)); … the html you use to display the column }
To switch your Local WordPress Studio from SQLite to MySQL, the issue you’re encountering is likely caused by a persistent setup for SQLite that gets automatically rewritten after restart. Here’s a step-by-step process to properly switch the database engine: Steps to Convert from SQLite to MySQL: Ensure MySQL is set up in Local Studio: Confirm … Read more
According to the documentation on Style Variations, it would not appear so. The intent of Style Variations is to be “skins” for your theme and site, rather than for individual pages. However, CSS can be used to apply different styles to specific pages: the <body> tag of each page has classes that can be used … Read more
Using the comments_pre_query filter, this seemed to work well in development and testing: /** * @param null $comment_data Return an array of comment data to short-circuit WP’s comment query. * @param WP_Comment_Query $query WP_Comment_Query instance, passed by reference. */ add_filter( ‘comments_pre_query’, static function ( $comment_data, $query ) { // Limit to admin area. if ( … Read more
There are two ways of creating nonce verification for $_GET parameters: If you are coming from a form, you can use the wp_nonce_field function to create your own field. For example: <form action=”edit.php” method=”get”> <input type=”text” name=”example”> ….. <?php wp_nonce_field(‘my_custom_action’, ‘my_custom_name’); ?> <input type=”submit” value=”Submit”> </form> If you are coming from a link you created, … Read more
Yes, you are using the function wrong. You don’t need to echo the return of get_template_part() – the template it references will automatically be echo-ed. Furthermore, you don’t want to have a leading forward slash (/) at the start of the first parameter, or the .php extension, nor the second parameter. Your function call ends … Read more
Suggest to reformat the data like such (untested): function load_more_blogs() { … $results = array(); foreach ( $query->posts as $post ) { $results[] = array( ‘post’ => $post, ‘image’ => get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, ‘post-thumbnail’ ), ); } wp_send_json_success( $results ); exit(); } This will give you an array of arrays, with the inner array have two … Read more
Need to track the previous job title, and if it’s different, insert your line break. Untested: $prev_job_title = null; while ( $staff->have_posts() ) { $staff->the_post(); $job_title = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘job_title’, true ); if ( $prev_job_title !== $job_title ) { printf( ‘<h2>%s</h2>’, esc_html( $job_title ) ); $prev_job_title = $job_title; } // Staff markup. }