This example will use the get_posts function to load all the ‘events’ posts ordered by a custom field value of ‘my_acf_field’. you can using like this, where I added ‘my_acf_field‘ you can place with your ACF field name. <?php // get posts $posts = get_posts(array( ‘post_type’ => ‘event’, // Post Type Name ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, … Read more
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This may not be possible using what WP_Query gives you out of the box, it wasn’t designed to do math across multiple parameters for sorting. You can filter via meta_query and provide bounds, and you can order by a single value, you can even order by multiple values, e.g. show all items by their lat, … Read more
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I wouldn’t use query_posts(). That particular function is meant for making changes to a specific query … and it’s limited enough that you can’t get the kind of custom functionality you need out of it. Rather, I’d use a custom query. What you’ll want to do is query approved comments sorted by their post/approval date … Read more
I think setup_postdata($post) (internal) function does that. I failed to find proper documentation for it in Codex (typical), but there are examples with it here and there like in Displaying Posts Using a Custom Select Query. This test snippet seems to work fine for example code you have in question: foreach ( $cat1 as $post … Read more
First, the root of your issue is that WordPress has two very different template tags to output posts: the_content() and the_excerpt(). There are a lot of nuances with these and many get details wrong, I did my best to get everything right in post at my blog if you are interested that Make sense of … Read more