When you use WP_Query to get post from database, you must have to use next_posts_link() with max_num_pages parameter for our current query. You can do this as below. <?php next_posts_link(‘More »’, $packages->max_num_pages) ?> Now your code will become this. I have made above changes in following code. <div class=”eight columns”> <ul> <?php $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) … Read more
You can just copy your blog files to the domain directory, then look in the MySQL database (with phpMyAdmin, say) and change the siteurl and home rows in the wp_options table to correspond to the new URL. Everything will be preserved, you might have to check and fix the often hardcoded paths to images like … Read more
Couple of issues here IIRC, exclude should be an array of ID’s as exclude get passed to WP_Query as post_not_in You are defining arguments which you don’t use. You could have simply passed that to get_posts. Rememeber, all parameters in WP_Query is available as is to get_posts as get_posts uses WP_Query You can simply use … Read more
At the top of the loop in your page.php of your theme. Add the following condition: if (get_the_ID()==$my_id) { exit; }
I’m sure what you’re asking can be done, but there’s a far simpler, significantly easier solution, just register each menu multiple times for each language, and show different menus for different languages. This way you don’t need to figure out how to filter out menu items depending on GET variables, and your pages become more … Read more
EDIT I missed the actual question here, it is perfectly save to change post to a custom post type. Just make sure to assign the build in taxonomies to the custom post type if you need them and if you already have some kind of hierarchy build through them. Also make sure that you properly … Read more
You still are going to make use of pre_get_posts to alter the main query query vars before the main query actually runs. The blog page/homepage can be targeted with the is_home() conditional tag add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, function ( $q ) { if ( is_home() // Only targets the home/blog page && $q->is_main_query() // Only targets the … Read more
I honestly don’t know what problem you are trying to solve. It is not clear what you are trying to accomplish with this code, but: echo count($the_query_partnerzy); really is counting elements in this query, but shows only 1 (weird). And having that, I’m not able to move further than this. No, its not. WP_Query returns … Read more
post_name is the slug. ‘post_name’ => [ <string> ] // The name (slug) for your post You’ll need to query for a post with matching slug before inserting a new post, WordPress will just append a number to make it unique if there is a duplicate.
You mentioned: Is there a way, to do that from within a plugin or a themes functions.php? You may want to try the following code. Just place it inside your theme’s functions.php file. Using it, you do NOT have to alter the wp-config.php file. define(‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, false); function disable_autosave() { wp_deregister_script(‘autosave’); } add_action(‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘disable_autosave’);