That’s not how meta_query works, the documentation at WordPress.org states that meta_query does not take parameters, but rather arrays of parameters meta_query also contains one or more arrays with the following keys: Then further down: Important Note: meta_query takes an array of meta query arguments arrays (it takes an array of arrays) – you can … Read more
No, post objects do not store this data. You need to store the site ID separately. Post objects do not store the site they were created on or are currently hosted on. That information doesn’t exist in the posts table, nor does WordPress track it elsewhere. The assumption is always that the post comes from … Read more
Add both orderby and order query parameters. Here is an excerpt of the PHP code you need: $query_args = array( “category_name” => “elektrotechniek”, “orderby” => “post_title”, “order” => “ASC” ); Use post_title in case you need to order your posts by title, or post_namein case you prefer to order your posts by slug. Any other … Read more
Here you go Pete, hope this is the “happy ending” you had in mind… LOL! First thing we want to do is A) record the IDs of logged in users as post metadata and B) generate a template tag that we can use to display that data somewhere. Second, we want to drop that template … Read more
If you need an SQL query, then this option should be suitable function src_flush_revisions () { global $wpdb; $post_id = 5//exp post id if ( isset( $timeLimit ) ) { $revision_ids = $wpdb->get_col( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT `ID` FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE `post_type` = ‘revision’ AND `post_parent` = %d”, $post_id ) ); foreach ( $revision_ids as $revision_id ) … Read more
There are plugins that do this, e.g. Auto Upload Images (found in this article). I haven’t tried it myself to recommend it. You’re migrating from BlogEngine.NET. There is also an old BlogML importer plugin to migrate directly from BlogEngine.NET (which produces BlogML exports), but the copy in the main WordPress directory hasn’t been updated in … Read more
WP_Query does not have a built-in arg for querying posts by part of the post slug — and normally, one would search for similar posts by the post tag or category; however, you can use a custom arg along with the posts_where hook to query for similar posts by part of the slug. I.e. Use … Read more
you can insert it in single.php. find the_content; and that is your content, you can insert above or below the_content;
Yes, and one way is by accessing the global $post variable and then check if it’s for a post of the post type (or any custom post types). E.g. add_filter( ‘default_page_template_title’, function ( $label ) { global $post; if ( ‘post’ === get_post_type( $post ) ) { return __( ‘new default name for posts only’, … Read more
Wrap the div with a if condition like this. It should do the job! <?php if($qo->description):?> <div class=”row”> <div class=”col-sm-8 mx-auto py-5″> <?php echo nl2br($qo->description) ?> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?>