Yes you can do that using $wp_query->current_post inside the loop. It returns the current posts index number inside the loop (starting form 0). Have a look at the following code block <?php global $wp_query; while(have_posts()){ the_post(); the_title(); //do your other stuff if($wp_query->current_post==1){ //do what you want to do after 2nd post }else if($wp_query->current_post==5){ //do what … Read more
You arent clear where you want your else statement, so Ive added one for each of the if’s you included. <?php $post_type=”post”; // <– Post Type $tax = ‘temporada’; // <– Taxonomía $termino = get_terms($tax); $category = get_the_category(); $cat_name = $category[0]->cat_ID; if ($termino) { foreach ($termino as $temporada) { $args=array( ‘post_type’ => $post_type, “$tax” => … Read more
I found a solution with a recursive function function decomposePrice($base, $iValue, $values, $prices) { $d = array(); foreach ($prices as $i => $p) { $baseP = “$base{$values[$iValue][$i]}|”; if (!is_array($p)) { $d[$baseP] = $p; } else { $d = array_merge($d, decomposePrice($baseP, $iValue + 1, $values, $p)); } } return $d; } $decomposePrice = decomposePrice(“”, 0, $v_values, … Read more
query_posts() can alter the WP query even when it is executed and it should be placed at least before you start the loop i.e. have_posts(). Currently you are placing it after setting up post data i.e. the_post(). Which is resulting in unexpected behavior. Example: global $query_string; //Get current query arguments query_posts($query_string.”&featured=yes”); if (have_posts()) { while … Read more
The PHP modulus operator gives you the remainder from dividing 2 numbers. The remainder from the division of any number by two is either 0 or 1, so we can use that to provide an “alternator”. We use the current_post var as a counter, which is available in any WP_Query object: while( have_posts() ){ the_post(); … Read more
You’re example is totally unclear. What is ngegrab, what is $unity, $yesPage and what do you mean with “WordPress title”? Short: what are you trying to do exactly? To get the title of a post, use get_the_title() as mentioned in the other answer. To get the document title (<title></title>), use wp_get_document_title().
Please read the documentation. ‘rating’ is not a valid value for orderby. To sort by a custom field you need to use ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’ or ‘meta_value_num’. Note that a ‘meta_key=keyname‘ must also be present in the query. Note also that the sorting will be alphabetical which is fine for strings (i.e. words), but can … Read more
It was my mistake, the loop can be accessed in the admin panel
If you do this on archive pages you will get a lot of duplication You can have trouble if one of those elements alters or overwrites $wp_query or $post or any number of other things Keep your page structure clean and logical. What you are asking is something like “Is there any problem with putting … Read more
On the most basic level, you could prevent all posts from being displayed by simply ripping the Loop out of the template that is displaying your “landing page.” If you only wish to modify the posts being displayed on your “landing page,” (say for instance should you be using WordPress post object as songs and … Read more