Can I use multi (sub) levels of relation (AND | OR) on custom query?
Can I use multi (sub) levels of relation (AND | OR) on custom query?
Can I use multi (sub) levels of relation (AND | OR) on custom query?
How to organize a WP_Query’s list of posts by category and display category title?
Here’s what I’d do. This is mildly tested. It gets the IDs of all the posts you need and then builds a single query to get the posts in the correct order. // get your page IDs, I assume this returns an array of integers $page_ids = get_pageslug(” ‘first_page’, ‘second_page’ “); // get your blog … Read more
Horizontally paginate through sets of blog posts?
You have to use JOIN for that. Try it like this: $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT tags.*, $wpdb->posts.*, $wpdb->postmeta.* FROM tags INNER JOIN $wpdb->posts ON tags.charity_id = $wpdb->posts.ID INNER JOIN $wpdb->postmeta ON tags.charity_id = $wpdb->postmeta.post_id WHERE tags.charity_id = $charity_id” );
Unserializeing multiple column values that are stored in one database results variable
Archive query not working correctly
This will get you next 10 posts on single post template. <?php global $post; $current_post = $post; for ( $i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++ ) { $post = get_previous_post(); // this uses $post->ID setup_postdata($post); get_template_part( ‘content’, get_post_format() ); } $post = $current_post; // restore ?>
Why I have this strange behavior when I try to exlude the featured post from posts visualization?
Why I obtain this WP_Query strange behavior trying to select posts having a specific tag?