The issue with your query is that new WP_Query($query_string,$args); is not correct syntax, however, creating a new WP_Query is not the way to do what you want. See the codex page for pre_get_posts for the correct way to modify the main query. I assume by setting posts per page to 999, you want to show … Read more
You have all the necessary variables already at hand: $page is the current page number, and $portfolio->found_posts the total number of posts. Both should be integers, but to be sure and to keep the code translatable I would use something like this: $current = sprintf( _x( ‘Page %1$d of %2$d.’, // default string ‘1 = … Read more
These scenarios become much easier if you use plugins like posts2posts to establish a relation (for example featured posts to this page) and then pull them easily in the context
You are doing a few different things wrong– or at least convoluted and suspect– in that code and I am sure that that is resulting in your query results getting out of sync with the pagination. You’ve got a couple of queries in there, including one made by query_posts which you should really never be … Read more
1. CSS/HTML issues are off-topic for this site, per the FAQ. But, have you tried investigating with Firebug or Chrome’s dev tools? The answer is obvious in seconds. This page http://www.biz.uiowa.edu/bta/test/ has large headings because of .singular .entry-title { font-size: 2em; margin-bottom: 0.3em; } Since you are running a second loop on a singular page, … Read more
Found a fix. Apparently CMB doesn’t use integers while saving values to database from custom checkboxes, but rather adds an on string when a checkbox is checked. Also when a previously checked checkbox is unchecked, the corresponding row isn’t removed from wp_postmeta table, but remains there with an empty value. So this will return all … Read more
Wyck is correct. You can find the answer you seek in the wonderful WordPress documentation. But, ’cause why not, here’s the answer for you: You’re very close, you just need to change your “tax_query” array to include the term you’re requesting. Like this: ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘portcat’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => … Read more
The functionality may not have been added until after 3.1. The Codex refers to the latest version of WordPress. When in doubt, upgrade.
Amusingly, the codex for wp_dropdown_pages includes this: It is possible, but not confirmed, some of the paramters for the function get_pages could be used for wp_dropdown_pages. This must be at least partly true as I assume your use of post_type as an argument is successful. That being the case, give exclude a shot too. In … Read more
Assuming – you saved the post in the “quote” type – you actually set and save a “who” meta for those post – you forgot to paste the close section of the loop, as s_ha_dum stated, your code should work. Like this <div id=”introBottom” class=”group”> <?php $quote_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘category’ => ‘quote’, … Read more