You are fetching all the terms of your taxonomy, Use this instead : $terms = wp_get_post_terms(get_the_ID(), ‘city-type’); if ( ! empty( $terms ) && ! is_wp_error( $terms ) ){ foreach ( $terms as $term ) { echo ‘<span>’ . $term->name . ‘</span>’; } } Note : First argument to the function is id of the … Read more
Nice sleuthing. Every single person on this SO site has been foiled by something exactly like this at one point or another with the WordPress template hierarchy. You might think of this backwards though. All the steps you found lead you back to the shortcode [pmpro_account] which gets output in the loop-myaccount.php by way of … Read more
One of the hard requirements of WordPress theme is presence of style.css file with a header. It doesn’t go beyond file being present or even used at all, it can be otherwise empty. The CSS itself has no requirements on WP side and falls under generic web development.
Couple of issues here You custom query should be inside your conditional statement Use get_posts which only returns the $posts property wp_reset_query() is used with query_posts which you must never ever use No need to the $post global Your code should look something like this add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘cdbz_modify_main_query’ ); function cdbz_modify_main_query( $query ) { if … Read more
Use in_the_loop(), it returns true if we are in the main loop, false if we are not, like on a custom query loop Return: (bool) True if caller is within loop, false if loop hasn’t started or ended. The difference between is_main_query() and in_the_loop() is that is_main_query() uses WP_Query::is_main_query() which in turn uses the global … Read more
Every time you iterate through your loop, $output gets overwritten, which is why you only get the data for the final tab. You can avoid that by storing the values of $output as an array. Here’s an example, based on your code. My edits follow each comment block. <?php /* * Create an empty array … Read more
All query objects have a few built in vars that can help you display this. Assuming your custom query object is $query: The total number of posts across all pages is $query->found_posts The total number of posts for the current page is $query->post_count The current page number is $query->query_vars[‘paged’] The number of posts per page … Read more
This is untested, but should be a step in the right direction: within the loop: //get url of featured image $atts = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(get_the_ID())); if ($atts) { //if an image was found $width = $atts[1]; $height = $atts[2]; if ($width / $height > 3) { echo “is at least 3 times wider than it is tall”; … Read more
You are doing it all wrong get_term() is the wrong function to use to get terms attached to a post. get_term() is used to get the term object from the db for a given term ID. The first parameter accepts the term ID, and not the post ID. You want to be using get_the_terms() to … Read more
Add wp_reset_postdata(); After your loop that gets the 5 posts for your slider.