Have you tried using rewind_posts()? It looks to me like what you’ll have to do is either run the entire query only outputting titles then rewind and output content (however this would output all titles before the content, not in blocks of 5 as you have suggested) or wrap everything in a loop which runs … Read more
You should follow appropriate naming convention (aka Template Hierarchy) of your templates to make your job done. If I’m clear about your query here then I’d suggest you to name your custom taxonomy archive template(s) as “taxonomy-{your-taxonomy-name-here}.php” (i.e. taxonomy-vegetable.php, taxonomy-fruit.php and so on) There must not be any blank space or underscore between two words … Read more
To add back the filters that were removed you’d have to know what was hooked in originally in the first place. You could crawl the global $wp_filter array, but this should do the same at far less effort: function remove_query_order($order) { remove_filter(‘posts_orderby’,’remove_query_order’,PHP_INT_MAX); return ”; } add_filter(‘posts_orderby’,’remove_query_order’,PHP_INT_MAX); Add the filter before the query you want it … Read more
I think It’s complicated so I prefer make an alternative for the organisation of my website. I will create a page futur events and a page past events.
First: Indent your code consistently, your code editor should do this automatically, if it doesn’t, you should change, I can recommend Sublime Text as a free option, but there are hundreds of others Don’t spam PHP tags, <?php echo ‘you’; ?><?php echo ‘ dont ‘; ?><?php echo ‘need ‘;?><?php echo ‘this’; ?>, when <?php echo … Read more
As @s_ha_dum already pointed out, you can use the built-in private posts status function when publishing posts. This will hide these posts from all logged out users. As you have already gone down the custom fields route, you can make the following changes to your custom post type archive Remove your custom query. This messes … Read more
I found out a way to do this , turned out to be kind of easy here is what i did $Aschools = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘american_member_schools_field’, true ); $i = 0; $entries = count($Aschools); foreach ( (array) $Aschools as $key => $Aschool ) { $logo = $Aname=””; $i++; if ( isset( $Aschool[‘name’] ) ) $Aname … Read more
Yes, it is quite simple, you just need to work in PHP. Consider you have 36 posts in a loop. $div_html_1 = ”; $div_html_2 = ”; $div_html_3 = ”; $div_html_4 = ”; $div_html_5 = ”; $div_html_6 = ”; if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { if( category of post == division 1 … Read more
I managed to sort the problem out myself with a fresh set of eyes but thought it would be useful for others if they find themselves with a similar issue in future. If the answer needs tidying please feel free to suggest any edits. I had to edit a few lines of code in order … Read more
You should use get_the_categories() Returns an array of objects, one object for each category assigned to the post. This tag may be used outside The Loop by passing a post id as the parameter. $categories = get_the_categories(); var_dump( $categories );