Firstly, use WP_query instead of query_posts: Secondly, for (static) pages use the variable ‘page’ (not ‘paged’). $my_query = new WP_query( ‘post_type=post&posts_per_page=5&paged=’ .get_query_var(‘page’) ); if ( $my_query->have_posts() ) while( $my_query->have_posts() ) : $my_query->the_post(); the_title(); endwhile;
Looping through posts First of all, you need to have two separate loops – one for whatever it is that it’s displaying right now and second one for your custom post type. Right now the block where you want your custom posts to appear is located within the first loop, and that’s not good. I … Read more
I can’t comment yet, so I’ll tell you here what you can change immediately: $countryinfo = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT * FROM wp_num_countries WHERE countryID = “.$country_id); to $countryinfo = $wpdb->get_row($wpdb->prepare(“SELECT * FROM wp_num_countries WHERE countryID = %d”, $country_id)); because you directly use $_POST variable, so $wpdb->prepare will format and prepare your query string. But that code looks … Read more
During development disable all caching. Short check list: no caching plugins active no caching rules in .htaccess add a time stamp to your theme stylesheets add a time stamp to editor stylesheets
Same Loop on Multiple Pages
Problem resolved, turns out there was references to BuddyPress is my theme which were causing a conflict My theme was originally a BuddyPress theme, I had since ditched BP and was using the theme as a standard WP theme. Still lingering in the template information file was…. Template: bp-default Tags: buddypress With these tags the … Read more
You have to edit your single.php for a full width design in your post view, is the single.php is responsible showing your post details. Suppose, if your single.php looks like this: +———————+ | | +————–+——+ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | +————–+——+ +———————+ And your codes … Read more
Custom fields are not intended as grouping mechanism, they are suited for data that can have wildly different values that are not group like. For example product weight would be a good candidate since it can wildly vary and typically there is no interest in grouping like “show me all products that weight 200g”. For … Read more
Just because you see something in the browser doesn’t mean you don’t get a 404. Browsers will display content of of a 404 page (if there is content) when it is longer then a browser specific length. It might be that IE requires longer length then the other browsers. Why do you get a 404? … Read more
Moving a site from local to live should not effect queries like that one, where there are not hard-coded values like post IDs or post slugs that might have changed with the migration (depending on how you migrate). What could conceivably be happening is that the page/page-template association gets broken. That information is stored in … Read more