Your recipe archive itself doesn’t have a post or page to attach meta such as featured images to. Since you posted no code and my psychic powers are not working today, I’m going to assume that one of these is your situation: Top recipes and the recipes archive are identical with no difference Top recipes … Read more
You are overwriting the query that loads with the page (which you saved to $temp) – why not just use the one that loads with the page: while(have_posts()) : the_post(); // put the post here endwhile;
Because post formats are a taxonomy, WordPress handles the archive index page automatically, using the slug type as the taxonomy, and the post format type itself as the taxonomy term; e.g: www.example.com/type/quote If you want to customize the appearance of this taxonomy archive index page, you would modify the appropriate taxonomy template file, as per … Read more
is_tag() is true for the entire tag archive page and for any queries that run on it. You need to restrict that code to only run for the main query on that page and that hte query is a tag query and not some other kind of query, like a menu query. You do that … Read more
You should not be setting the posts_per_page value in the template, nor should you be setting the object property directly after the query has run. That is going to cause the object data to become out of sync with itself. You need to alter that value with a filter on pre_get_posts. function pregp_archive_ppp_wpse_108225($qry) { if … Read more
Compare $tag->term_id with the value from get_queried_object_id(). You have to cast the former to integer, because it is provided as a string for no good reason. <ul id=”blog-tags”> <?php $tags = get_tags(); if ( $tags ) { foreach ( $tags as $tag ) { echo ‘<li>’; if ( (int) $tag->term_id === get_queried_object_id() ) echo “<b>$tag->name</b>”; … Read more
You are getting the “Category name” as much times as the numbers of post are in each category because you have the code to output the “Category name” inside the loop, so the “Category name” is printed in every loop itineration. You could fix this part, for example in this way: <?php if ( have_posts() … Read more
The only filter i could find inside the wp_get_archives function is for displaying the links. Based on the get_archives_link filter, this should work, use it in your functions.php file: $archive_year = 0; add_filter(‘get_archives_link’,’wp_get_archive_grouped_by_year’,10,2); function wp_get_archive_grouped_by_year($link_html) { global $archive_year; //Get the year from the link(probably better if you change this to regexp) $year_new = explode(‘ ‘, … Read more
Figured it out: <h1 class=”archive-title”> <?php echo get_post_type_object( get_post_type() )->label; ?> </h1>
I found this answer: http://www.stemlegal.com/strategyblog/2011/wordpress-wednesdays-better-archive-lists-in-wordpress/ And the final code looks something like this: function getarchives_filter($where, $args) { if (isset($args[‘year’])) { $where .= ‘ AND YEAR(post_date) = ‘ . intval($args[‘year’]); } return $where; } add_filter(‘getarchives_where’, ‘getarchives_filter’, 10, 2); function my_archives($params, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( ‘type’ => ‘style1’ ), $params)); $currentyear = date(‘Y’); $years = range(‘2012’,$currentyear); … Read more