Queries (both WP_Queries and raw SQL queries) are meant to select objects matching given criteria. “One post from category and one not from category” is not a description of set of posts – it’s description of two posts coming from different sets. This means you won’t be able to select these two posts using only … Read more
My own answer is: somewhat yes, but not so easily. We can use 2 functions: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/parse_blocks/ https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/render_block/ Not very well documented yet. But you can pass raw content to parse_blocks to have them back in array form. The thing is that they don’t have some sort of ID. So this approach is not always usefult, … Read more
That query has nothing to do with ACF. It’s a regular post query using WordPress’ standard query class. As such you can refer to the documentation for the options for ordering your query. To sort by post title you just need to set orderby to title: <?php $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 999, ‘post_type’ => … Read more
I did some more nosing around in Stack Exchange, and found this previous question. it has no accepted answers, but a few of the replies gave specific instructions on how to pass variables to admin pages (the approach is different than doing so on front-end pages). I tried the $_GET[] method, and it worked.
So, i found a work around for this . I just display the excerpt() and then I link them to the permalink() of this post. // to load the result from ajax function filter_post_asb_clone() { // ob_start(); $args = array( ‘year’ => $_POST[‘year’] , ‘cat’ => array(42 , 43) ); $query = new WP_Query($args); if … Read more
For multiple slugs, you can use post_name__in: new WP_Query( array( ‘post_name__in’ => array( ‘accommodation’,’activities’,’restaurant’ ), ) ); For multiple post IDs, you can use post__in: new WP_Query( array( ‘post__in’ => array( 1, 2, 3 ), ) ); You can check the Codex for more details.
You are missing a $ before args in $child_pages_query= new WP_Query(args); It should be $child_pages_query= new WP_Query($args);
The issue turned out to be in another part of my code and nothing to do the the above query, which works just fine.
There is one problem with your query. You assume, that it will use OR relation to all query parts. But it won’t. The OR operator will be used only for meta_query parts. It means, that your query is looking for posts that are matching these criteria: (post_title LIKE query) AND ( ean LIKE query OR … Read more
You are able to specify the parent for which the get_terms should iterate through by using: parent => cat_ID Where cat_ID is the ID of the category. You can find out the category ID by hovering over the link to the category in the category list, then checking the URL you will be directed to … Read more