I think you are using the tax query in wrong way. Please use ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘$term->taxonomy’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘$term->slug’ ) ), instead of ‘taxonomy’ => $term->taxonomy, ‘term’ => $term->slug, It will work fine.
As @Milo told me in the comments, the problem lies in the fact, that the archive template shouldn’t be applied to a page, but left untouched. That way WordPress will still know which template to use for displaying an archive but you can’t access the template itself, which means it will not display itself in … Read more
Have you tried passing $pid instead of using get_the_ID()? if (get_post_gallery($pid)) : $gallery = get_post_gallery($pid, false); endif;
The simplest solution (as in requiring the least work) would be to just make $count a global variable. So in index.php you’d have: global $post; $count = 0; And in content.php you’d just need to use $global $post; to access it: <?php global $post; if ($count == 0) { ?> However, I think this is … Read more
It should be paged and not page ‘paged’ => $currentPage
Not sure how your final html should look, but I guess it’s: <ul> <li>…</li> <li>…</li> <li>…</li> </ul> In that case, you should move the ul element outside the while loop and your code should look like this: <ul> <?php while ($agendaHome->have_posts()) { $agendaHome->the_post(); ?> <li>rest of the code goes here</li> <?php } ?> </ul> Also … Read more
You can instantly access any position in an array by specifying the index. i.e. to get the first element of the $search_results array: $first_result = $search_results[0]; Note if you’re not used to working with arrays, they are “0” indexed in most languages, which means the first element’s index is 0, the second is 1, etc. … Read more
I think that’s because Bootstrap use document.on(‘click’, ‘selector’, function ). This means that the function will execute only when the click event reached the document Node. I tested and If you have a parent element which does not propagate the ‘click’ event, then that can be a reason of why your code doesn’t work… Ex: … Read more
Problem with my loops
If you are using a standard WordPress loop to output the list of posts, you can compare get_the_ID() to get_queried_object_id(), they will be the same for the current post.