The default of the echo argument is true for wp_get_archives(). I think this would fix it: // One Recent Post function most_recent_post_shortcode() { return wp_get_archives( ‘type=postbypost&limit=1&format=custom&echo=0’); } add_shortcode( ‘recent-post’, ‘most_recent_post_shortcode’ ); UPDATE: Previously: echo=false Now: echo=0
There was a new function introduced in WordPress 4.1 called the_archive_title() which does just that. You can simply add the_archive_title() in your archive page. If you need to filter the output, see my answer here on how to accomplish that
You can style the post count differently via CSS with the given markup. It’s not very practical but by making use of the cascading nature of CSS, you could do this: .post_count { /* styles for the post count number in parenthesis */ } .post_count a { /* styles for the link, be sure to … Read more
wp_get_archives custom function broken since upgrading to WP 3.7.1
There is no logical explanation why if( is_post_type_archive(‘news) && is_date()) should fail and not work in your situation. is_date() return true on all date archives is_post_type_archive( ‘news’ ) will return true on post type archives When you visit localhost/2016/02/?post_type=news, both of those ring true, and they will only ring true on that specific URL If … Read more
wp_get_archive() does not work natively with custom post type, even if the official documentation let suppose it’s possible to use CPT as argument ( https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_get_archives) post_type (“string”) Limit archives to a post type. Default is ‘post’. (since Version 4.4) You can find discussion and possible workaround in this stackoverflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8943251/wp-get-archives-for-custom-post-type-not-working and here: Custom Post … Read more
I’ve looked over code and it doesn’t seem possible with this function. Months and their post counts are fetched with raw SQL query, for months without posts there are simply no records in database. It doesn’t make effort to skip empty month, it simply doesn’t get those from database.
You want is_paged() (see Codex). This returns true if you are on page 2,3, etc and false if you are on the first page. So… if(!is_paged()){ //Display current / future sermons } //Display archived sermons.
You can use post_type_archive_title( $prefix = ”, $display = true ): <h1><?php post_type_archive_title() ?></h1>
Did you add ‘has_archive => ‘my_slug’ to your register_post_type() arguments? That should at least help you with your second problem.