It doesn’t make any sense to try and pass a query result to get_page_by_path(). The point of WP_Query is to query for a selection of posts based on given criteria, while get_page_by_path() is for retrieving a single specific post based on its path. There’s no reason you’d need to use them together. If you want … Read more
get_template_part() is useful for organizing chunks of your site into reusable parts. If you have parts of a larger template that might be used in multiple templates, it’s useful to use get_template_part() to pull these in rather than have the same markup in each separate template. The real power of get_template_part() is that it allows … Read more
but how does this work without even a call to “the_post()” Template tags like the_title(), the_content() etc., as well as the ACF get_field() functions, all use the global $post variable to determine which post’s title, content etc. to display (unless a specific ID is specified). When a WordPress page is loaded, WordPress performs the “main” … Read more
If you are looking for specific term objects from the term slugs, from a specific taxonomy, I think new WP_Term_Query() is your best bet: $term_args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ‘name’ => array( ‘accessibility’,’wcag’, ‘abc’ ) ‘hide_empty’ => false, ‘fields’ => ‘all’, ‘count’ => true, ); $term_query = new WP_Term_Query($term_args); foreach($term_query->terms as $term){ echo ‘<pre>’; … Read more
As suggested by the default link labels, “Older Entries” and “Newer Entries”, get_next_posts_link() and get_next_posts_link() are for outputting links between pages of posts. If you only have 2 posts, and your posts per page setting is set to anything higher than 1, then you’re not going to have more than one page of any archive … Read more
You can use gulp zip to do that. Take a look here https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-zip. This will let you zip up your theme with a terminal command and you can ignore whichever folders you want.
1st variant. CEO should add xyz.org with proper IP to the hosts file on his computer. This will work on the local machine. However, if it is a laptop, and sometimes the same laptop will be used in intranet, you need another solution. 2nd variant. In hosts file, point abc.org to outer IP. On site, … Read more
It’s the same template used for displaying the normal page (example, page.php) but you have a conditional tag is_paged https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_paged which can help you to achieve whatever you want for the other pages /2/, /3/, etc.
This is something that WordPress can handle quite well in multisite mode. I found that it helps to use plugins to handle the creation of new blogs. For example, in the last multisite I was involved with, they used CBOX (commons in a box) to run BuddyPress, one of the features was that when a … Read more
There are several tutorials like this one from WPBeginner that tell you how to create, then display a custom post type. You may need to create templates, and decide where and how they will display. You could list them as menu items, then use that menu in a sidebar using widgets. You could also use … Read more