A in your example, you have access to all the WP_Query Object query_vars (see [here])1, you could use the post__not_in query_var in your query. It takes an array of ids as a parameter. So first you query for your posts tagged ‘highlighted’. While displaying them, you would add all their ids to an array like … Read more
How Can I Put Meta_Compare in the Database-Query?
It sounds like what you are really looking to achieve is to relate posts from the Person post-type to posts from the Work post-type without categories. Out of the box, WordPress doesn’t have the ability to create many to many relationships across post types. To add this functionality you can use the Posts2Posts plugin. This … Read more
You must use a temporary table and an alias: SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS * FROM meruca_posts WHERE ID NOT IN (SELECT ID FROM ( SELECT object_id as ID FROM meruca_term_relationships WHERE term_taxonomy_id IN (14) ) AS temp_object) AND post_type=”post” AND post_status IN (‘publish’,’private’) GROUP BY ID ORDER BY post_date DESC LIMIT 0, 10
Order posts with a custom field but also without
This… … thus you can’t force plain data into it’s DB. … is simply false. As is this… As well as I’ll probably not be able to just do a query on which I do a query of … The wpdb class, instantiated as the global $wpdb by the Core, can both insert and retrieve … Read more
I did a quick little search on what you are trying to do and maybe this will help you out some and how the rewrite is grabbing the querystrings. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3307352/wordpress-custom-url-rewrites
How to get latest posts from each category in regular order
The error seems to be connected to the rss url itself, if I use ‘http://seko.se/feed.rss?rssId=97‘ I can’t create new loops beneath it but if I use another url such as ‘http://www.wpbeginner.com/feed/‘ It works. My original feed works just fine in other readers so I have no idea why it does not work in wordpress.
The first way, using the pre_get_posts action will modify the main query before the page loads. The second way will create a new query. It is much better to alter the main query than to create a new query.