How are you currently generating the login URL & handling the redirect? You should simply be using wp_loginout and passing the permalink as the redirect, and let WordPress handle everything else: <?php wp_loginout( get_permalink() ) ?> Or for a more custom implementation: <?php if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) : ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/158728/<?php echo esc_url( wp_login_url( … Read more
You might want to check out this post, as your post is linked to that question. That should explain most of your question. As for your code, move that outside the the loop. You were nearly there with your code. Check out get_terms in the codex to see which objects you can use that is … Read more
This is quite a vast question to answer, so I’m not going to go into depth, I’m just going to cover the essential points. You’ll need to create a custom query to get all the data from your pages. Use WP_Query to create your custom query. Here is a basic query from the codex to … Read more
I believe that you’re asking about post format and not post type. Assuming that’s correct, you’ll probably be using WP_Query to query all posts of the post format “Standard.” However, as noted in this trac ticket, there’s strangely no way to query for the standard post format. Instead you need to query for all posts … Read more
Do not use query_posts, and also do not replace the main query with a custom query. This causes more issues than solving the one issue you had before with the main query. I’ve done a complete post on these issues recently that you can check out here According to your query, the only two things … Read more
This will get you next 10 posts on single post template. <?php global $post; $current_post = $post; for ( $i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++ ) { $post = get_previous_post(); // this uses $post->ID setup_postdata($post); get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() ); } $post = $current_post; // restore ?>
function get_custom_excerpt( $content, $link ){ $content = some_function_to_handle_html_tag(substr($content, 0, 100)); // EDIT: need to be customized with a regex for proper output $content .= ‘ <a href=”‘.$link.'”> more… </a>’; return $content; } function some_function_to_handle_html_tag(){ //a regex to check last occurance of html opening tag //append respective closing tag or strip the tag if broken e.g. … Read more
Why I obtain this WP_Query strange behavior trying to select posts having a specific tag?
The main query has a loop counter build in which you can access via $wp_query->current_post. This counter starts at zero, so you would most probably add one to that count, something like $wp_query->current_post + 1 Also, you don’t need to separately count posts, that is also an already build in function which you can access … Read more
The most probable cause of this is the incorrect use of pre_get_posts, so I would look in my functions.php for any instance of pre_get_posts. I would suspect that pre_get_posts is used to set posts_per_page to 5 across the complete site. Irrelevenat, but you make use of the build in loop counter $wp_query->current_post as a counter … Read more