The answer to the above question was very simple and answered by a kind person at the WordPress Support forum. There was an extra div that was causing problems. Remove the last div, and it all worked out fine. A very simple solution, but one I wouldn’t have known that could cause that much trouble. … Read more
The root problem here is the call to query_posts: $args = array(‘post_type’ => array(‘posts’, ‘affiliate-products’)); query_posts($args); At no point do you tell it which page to fetch, so it always fetches the first page, aka the default. You could add this, but fundamentally, the entire approach is incorrect, and has many other problems you might … Read more
To avoid modifying the main query, you might consider adding a custom query variable with PHP: add_filter( ‘query_vars’, function( $vars ) { $vars[] = ‘qls’; // As query-loop-search. return $vars; } ); and use ?qls=foo instead of ?s=foo. To target the corresponding query loop, add the text :query-loop-search into the search box of the query … Read more
‘break’ is the right keyword… code structure below, no custom query needed if used in a standard template. <?php $posts_per_first_section = 6; //how many posts you want to show in the first section// if ( have_posts() ) : ?> <!– opening html for first loop –> <?php /* Start the Loop */ while ( have_posts() … Read more
Calling the_post() is what advances the internal current_post counter that have_posts() checks the value of within the loop. With this in mind, you can call the_post() once outside the loop and use any template tags you wish, then run the loop as normal and it will pick up and continue from the second post. the_post(); … Read more
It happens in 3 main stages: The URL is parsed by WP::parse_request() this is done by matching the URL to WordPress’s rewrite rules. You can see those rules in the rewrite_rules option in the wp_options table, or use a plugin like Rewrite Rules Inspector to browse them. This results in parameters for WP_Query. The parsed … Read more
The problem consists of three parts: getting the current user data, linking that to a category and retrieving and displaying the posts. You can include these snippets on a custom page template, which you assign to the ‘My homework’-page. Below these three sub-answers, I share some additional suggestions on ways of making this more user-friendly … Read more
get_the_category works within the loop as well, don’t pass a post ID and it will default to the current post in the loop. The first example in the docs for get_the_category show how to output the url and name of the first (or only) category: $categories = get_the_category(); if ( ! empty( $categories ) ) … Read more
Add pagination parameters to WP_Query, Check Here. Please check your query: $sortorder= new WP_Query( ‘orderby=date&sort=asc’ ); There is no parameter of posts_per_page and paged, so it will get the same ( 1st ) page result only each time and display the same data. If you want to manage just some parameters only in the main … Read more
If you only need to add a “lightbox” class to each element you just need to change this : echo'<div class=”mix ‘.$item_classes.'”>’.get_the_post_thumbnail().'</div>’; to this : echo'<div class=”mix lightbox ‘.$item_classes.'”>’.the_post_thumbnail(‘thumbnail’, array(‘class’ => ‘lightbox’)) .'</div>’; And if you want to add the full size image to be opened, try this : $featured_img_url = get_the_post_thumbnail_url(get_the_ID(),’full’); echo'<div class=”mix lightbox … Read more