Before answer I want to say that your code is not really wrong but can be improved: why run 2 queries when you can run only one? caller_get_posts is deprecated, use ignore_sticky_posts, instead get_terms has not title_li nor show_count argument. Moreover $taxonomy is the first argument and do nothing in the $args array (second argument). … Read more
Your problem, first, is query_posts. Please don’t use query_posts. Just don’t. Create a new query just like you did when you created $loop. Second, your inner loop alters the global variable $post. You need to reset that with wp_reset_postdata() after that inner loop runs. I believe that will take care of it.
With query_posts(‘p=27’); you request only the post with the ID equal to 27. Does this post exists and have the more tag in the content? Also note that (taken from WordPress documentation): If you want to use the Read More functionality with this query, you will need to set the global $more variable to 0. … Read more
Wrap your WP_Query object in a function so you don’t have to change all the query $args. The function will pass parameters for custom field value and order by custom field value. Here how you can do it: <?php function custom_query($divided_cf_val=array(), $order_by_cf_val) { ?> <div id=”listings”> <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘listing’, ‘post_status’ => … Read more
You have some errors on how meta_query array is setted for price-max and price-min. Also in your code will be an issue if no $_GET[‘beds’] are sended but $_GET[‘price-min’] and $_GET[‘price-max’] are. this because the $args[‘meta_query’] array is setted inside if($_GET[‘beds’] >= 1). Moreover your code will throw a lot of notices if the GET … Read more
How can I remove the post from subcategory 1.2 on subcategory 1? Use the ‘category__in’ argument parameter instead of the ‘cat’ parameter. Here is a user function that does what you want. /** * Category post list. * * An unordered list of category posts links. Posts in subcategories * are not listed in parent … Read more
Unfortunately it is not possible to modify the field to use the name instead of ID and to keep the AJAX functionality. You could use a standard select field, and pass the post data in the desired format to this – although you will loose the AJAX functionality. The only way to achieve 100% of … Read more
For numeric data, the orderby key should have value as meta_value_num. Use WP_Query and change ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’ to ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’
WP_Query will track which post is current. For example: $p = new WP_Query(array(‘post_type’=>’post’,’posts_per_page’=> 10)); if ($p->have_posts()) { while ($p->have_posts()) { $p->the_post(); echo $p->current_post.'<br>’; } } You could use that to selectively format your posts. For example $p = new WP_Query(array(‘post_type’=>’post’,’posts_per_page’=> -1)); if ($p->have_posts()) { while ($p->have_posts()) { $p->the_post(); switch ($p->current_post) { case 0: case 3: … Read more
You’re just off by one letter it seems. post__not_in => array(118) Post & Page Parameters You can also try adding an if statement, such as: if($post->ID != 118) : … run rest of code Though not optimal, without seeing the rest of your template I can’t be certain. Additional Edit: <?php $loop = new WP_Query(array( … Read more