Direct SQL functions like str_to_time won’t work within the value field of metaqueries. You need to provide actual date values. To compare between today and the next 7 days, you will need to calculate those dates and then use them in your query. print your query in jet filter // Get today’s date $today = … Read more
Instead of the second loop, do the following: Count the posts per date Display them as you will // Count the posts per date $count = []; foreach ( $posts as $post ) { $date = get_the_date( ‘Y-n-j’, $post ); $count[ $date ] = ! isset( $count[ $date ] ) ? 1 : $count[ $date … Read more
Implementation of React-Datepicker component with Gutenberg in WordPress
I know you said you are not a programmer so this is probably not an easy fix. This is not something that is easy to do without either permanently changing the date / time in the database and they it will be the date / time that you set it as, or go through your … Read more
There are probably several ways to solve this. Here is a general outline of what popped into my mind first. Create a custom plugin to house your custom feature code and to make it independent of the used theme Register a custom admin menu page to serve as a settings page Register a custom setting, … Read more
WP_Query sort by ACF date field (newest first) with blank dates first
I have no idea what a ‘block number’ is, but when themes output the date for a post they will use either the_date() or the_time() (or both). You can replace the output using the filters the_date() or the_time(): add_filter( ‘the_date’, function( $the_date, $format ) { $block_number=”whatever a block number is”; return $block_number; }, 10, 2 … Read more
WordPress is not multilingual out of the box. It needs a third party plugin to be. The date will be displayed as defined in the settings according the website language also defined in the WordPress settings? Regards
I don’t see a function to do what you want directly, but it is not hard to retrieve the format that WordPress has configured: $df = get_option(‘date_format’); $tf = get_option(‘time_format’); You can then substitute $df wherever you had a hard-coded date format (or $tf for a time format). In your example, that would look like … Read more
Doesn’t your script state to expire the post if it’s expire date is before tomorrow? Wouldn’t that make it expire a day sooner? If it’s set to expire the 12th, and it’s the 11th, 11+1 = 12, so expire it. Wouldn’t you rather either subtract 1 day instead of add 1 day, or add the … Read more