First, I would solve your problem using WPQuery. Best to go there as opposed to query_posts Second, once you acknowledge and accept that WP Query is your friend for as long as you are within the wonderful world of WP theming, then you have to do as follows to solve your particular pickle: if(is_category(‘your_category’) : … Read more
The problem is that changing the post visibility to private invokes a status change, in a way private is not only a visibility but also a publishing status. Or to quote the WordPress Codex, section »Content Visibility – Private Content«. Once you change the visibility to private, the post or page status changes to “Privately … Read more
‘the_posts’ is an action fired everytime WP_Query get posts, for main query and for other secondary queries, so when you do something like: $foo = new WP_Query($args); in a widget or elsewhere (shortcode, related posts…) ‘the_posts’ is triggered again. However there is only one main query, so you can use a conditional and do what … Read more
No they don’t change, but you shouldn’t rely on them for external sites. If we’re talking about purely in the database on an individual WordPress site, then: If it’s a published/established post/page then yes, the ID will not change other than to delete it If its a revision, a draft, etc the ID won’t change, … Read more
You could just rewind the query to loop through again: <?php rewind_posts(); ?> <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <p>Post Number: <?php the_ID(); ?></p> <?php endwhile; ?> THE LOOP
meta_id in postmeta table is just an AUTO_INCREMENT id for the table, you can easily inspect that: So, your guess is correct, you can leave it. EDIT Avoid raw SQL statements and introduce $wpdb for SQL purposes. And for postmeta insertion you can see the following tutorial I found a best one: Reusable Custom Meta … Read more
If you know the image’s ID : wp_get_attachment_image( $image->ID, array(200, 112) ); returns an HTML img element or empty string on failure. The entire code could be something like : <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/170690/<?= get_attachment_link(“5435′ ); ?>”> <?= wp_get_attachment_image( ‘5435’, array(200, 112) ); ?> </a>
You have a couple of issues with your code. You have to set your loop to your custom query. As it stands, it is set to the main query You must always reset postdata with all instances of WP_Query Your code should be something like this <?php $args = array(‘post_type’ => ‘textorial’); $query = new … Read more
Use the following for with Custom Text with Link. The above given code by @TheDeadMedic works only with text but no link. Code With Link and Custom Text like this: <?php previous_post_link( ‘%link’,’Previous Post’ ) ?> <?php next_post_link( ‘%link’,’Next Post’ ) ?> Hope this helps.
Say if your have header-video.php used for video post format. Replace get_header(); with get_header(get_post_format()); in your regular singular.php or index.php. If WP can find header-video.php it will load it otherwise it will automatically will fallback to header.php.