Displaying posts by year
Displaying posts by year
Displaying posts by year
The date format for entering the date is largely irrelevant. strtotime will convert a lot of different formats to UNIX time. Just make sure your input format makes sense to your users and make sure that your feed strtottime a format that correctly converts to UNIX time. If you are storing data in the *_postmeta … Read more
Complex WP_Query Using Post Date And Post Meta
Just go to Settings > General, scroll down to the date formatting section, select custom, and type this: F jS, g:i a which yields a date like: June 1st, 7:29 pm The official WordPress docs give the letters to use for time formatting.
How to save an integer as taxonomy term?
I hope I understood everything correct: display a specific custom field from a custom post-type post assigned to a specific term in a custom taxonomy for todays and yesterdays latest entry I can’t solve this task improving your SQL-statement, but you can try the following function using standard WordPress stuff: function show_latest48h_post_cf_in_term( $cpt, $tax, $term_slug, … Read more
As far as I can see, you won’t get any indication a post was previously published, as wordpress remembers only the old versus new transitions. I recommend you add some meta data, that is use add_action(‘publish_post’, ‘your_function’) (or similar) to do update_post_meta($post->ID, ‘post_published’, ‘on’). That way, every post gets an indicator when it’s published – … Read more
Date filter for post query not filtering results when variable outside the function
If you do not want to use the buildin archives, your best way of achieving this is to create a Page Template containing nearly the same code as the archive.php. Also, add some post_meta to your static pages, containing the Year and Month of the posts you want to show. In your page template, set … Read more
This will get the posts filtered by custom field and its value based on categories. $args = array( ‘post_type’=>’post’, ‘category__in’=> array(6, 7, 31), //category id ‘meta_key’=>’keys’, // customfield name ‘meta_value’=>5, // customfield value ‘posts_per_page’=>-1, ‘number_posts’=>-1 ); $s = get_posts($args); foreach($s as $e ) { echo $e->ID.'<br/>’; echo $e->post_title.'<br/>’; }