I know that you are ESL but I think we will need a few more details. You need to better comment your code, it is very confusing. I will take a guess though. Have a look a the Modulo % operator. # Helper to simulate the while, replace this with `$wp_query->get_posts()` or similar $posts = … Read more
So you have a big problem here and a pack of small problems. The big one is — pagination cannot be reliably changed within template. It just doesn’t work like that. Pagination and main query are processed before template is ever reached. So I would guess information you are coming upon is about the need … Read more
You better look at the second answer at the post you gave link. Use content-{post-type}.php to name all the template for each post type (If you want to know how you have to break down the template to pieces of content-{post-type}.php, then please have look at the Twenty Sixteen theme’s template-parts directory and analyze it’s … Read more
If you are inside the loop, you don’t need to access global $post, you already have $post variable accessible in your local scope, and this variable holds the data from current loop iteration. If you are outside the loop, then you need to access global $post first, and it will hold whatever data it was … Read more
The global $wp_query is the default query you’re working on when you use have_posts(), the_post() etc, so just add global $wp_query; if($wp_query->current_post == 4) echo “4!”; global might or might not be necessary (and is certainly only necessary once, so just add it before the while loop), it depends whether you’re in the original template … Read more
You should use init action hook. From the codex: init is useful for intercepting $_GET or $_POST triggers. The following code is just a sample and is untested: function wpse283607_handle_submit() { // check if form is POSTed and nonce is valid if ( ‘POST’ === $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] && wp_verify_nonce( $_REQUEST[‘_wpnonce’], ‘my-action’ ) ) { if ( … Read more
You could use the MONTHNAME(dato) on your select Like $rows = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT MONTHNAME(dato) as month_name, avg(fiske_vaegt) as fiske_vaegt FROM `wp_registreringer` WHERE MONTH(dato) = 11 AND YEAR(dato) = 2017;”); and access it like this echo $row->month_name
First in your first loop why do you break it? if there is no image in image_5 if someone just skip this and continue to image_6? Second the ACF image field can return you an array with all the sizes. you need to set the field to return you Image Array And then you can … Read more
If that col-4 class does what your example suggests it does, then just wrapping each post in col-4 would achieve the same effect: <div class=”col-4″> Post 1 </div> <div class=”col-4″> Post 2 </div> <div class=”col-4″> Post 3 </div> <div class=”col-4″> Post 4 </div> <div class=”col-4″> Post 5 </div> <div class=”col-4″> Post 6 </div> Then you … Read more
After The above curly bracket is where the problem appears you had second else statement, the first else without if statement is near this is where initial load begins you missed the logic. I cleaned up your code a bit and corrected the error, in the future pay attention to not repeat your code. In … Read more