The {tax} => {term} pattern is deprecated as of 3.1 you should be using tax_query, but your code should still work for some undetermined length of time. post_child is not a parameter that WP_Query accepts. I don’t know what you expect that to do but at best it does nothing. This may be breaking you … Read more
First you have to find the category ID, which can be done easily with the function get_the_category(). To get the slug, use: $catID = get_the_category(); $catSlug = $catID->slug. To get the link: $catLink = get_category_link($catID).
The only thing date related in that code is $postedon_data. If these are the files being used as you say then there are a few possibilities. Those unspoken_postedon_* values are set in one case and not set in another. The unspoken_posted_on function is defined in one case and not another. There is something about the … Read more
You are calling a weird parameter in line 24 which i dont understand… did you copy paste this function from elsewhere? anyhow… change line 24 from: ‘$param_type’ => array($term->term_id), To this: ‘cat’ => array($term->term_id), Good luck and dont forget to read @toscho comment for future questions.
Manipulating HTML with regular expressions is not a good idea. I suggest you use DOMDocument: // input $html = apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_the_content()); $dom = new \DomDocument(); $dom->loadHtml($html); $blockquotes = $dom->getElementsByTagName(‘blockquote’); foreach($blockquotes as $blockquote){ foreach($blockquote->childNodes as $e){ if($e->nodeName === ‘p’){ // create a text node with the contents of the <p> $blockquote->insertBefore($dom->createTextNode($e->textContent), $e); // remove <p> $blockquote->removeChild($e); … Read more
I would create an “Events” custom post type and then create a “Call to Action” custom taxonomy and associate this taxonomy with the custom post type. This way you can have an unlimited amount of events which can be associated with taxonomy terms (your Call to Action). This makes much more sense since you project … Read more
Check for any filters that only return if certain conditions are met. I had an issue once where almost all my pages’ content areas were blank. I found the problem was in a snippet of code that looked like this: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘this_will_blank_pages’ ); function this_will_blank_pages( $content ) { if( is_page( ‘some-page-title’ ) ) { … Read more
try yo use the build-in loop counter: <a data-slide-index=”<?php echo $wp_query->current_post; ?>” href=””><?php echo $imagethum; ?></a>
I don’t really see anything wrong with what you’re doing; globalizing $post and using setup_postdata() are very standard, well-established techniques for dealing with posts that don’t come straight out of the standard loop; they’re not usually considered hacks.
to solve this you can create a page template, on this page template 1.get the top level categories only, set parent value to zero $args = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘parent’ => 0 ); $categories = get_categories( $args ); 2.get posts in all parent categories foreach ( $categories as $category ) { $all_posts=get_post(‘category=’.$category->term_id); foreach( $myposts … Read more