You can handle this with WordPress’s internal rewrites system by adding a rewrite endpoint: function wpd_cpage_endpoint() { add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘cpage’, EP_PERMALINK ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_cpage_endpoint’ ); This will add extra rewrite rules enabling /cpage/n/ on the end of permalinks. You can then fetch the value on those requests with get_query_var( ‘cpage’ ). EDIT- This is … Read more
Search by post id in a specific page then auto-redirect to searched post
You should modify this fragment: // Define the query $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘fiction’, ‘booktype’ => $term->slug, ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ );
How can one split a loop via WP_Query into two columns without having to work with two loops These would be possible with if conditional. and it is possible that for example in the left side those posts of category “A and B” and in the right side those posts of category “C and D … Read more
Register your taxonomy first and set the argument slug and rewrite rules to your slug which is city Register your post type with slug of your taxonomy city prefixed and make sure you set the has_archive argument to taxonomy. Now add a filter to post_type_link to make the stores show the individual permalink. register_post_type( ‘city’, … Read more
From your question it is not clear which posts you want to select precisely. In any case, you clearly want to display different posts than are normally presented on the archive page. This means you will need to make a different selection in your template, using wp_query. The trick is to select the right arguments. … Read more
WP_query wp_posts_counts returns only count of admin and not users
Loop Performance > JSON files vs. WP_Query vs. REST API
First of all, anything that involves LIKE just can’t be fast. If you want fast queries, avoid LIKE. On top of that, basically your combined query just don’t care if there is a repeat or not, so just one variation without checking the repeat field should be enough. Now why does the server crash is … Read more
A shot in the dark honestly, but the offset may be causing it to not read that category in the category array. Maybe try turning the offset value to 0 (possibly even -1). Hope that helps. Good Luck. EDIT: Also was able to find this with some information on the offset parameter: https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Pagination_Parameters