WP Query Args – Title or Taxonomy Value
WP Query Args – Title or Taxonomy Value
WP Query Args – Title or Taxonomy Value
I am thinking about leveraging the wp_cron and transients. You can create a helper function which will do the heavy lifting and do all the queries you need, but schedule it to be done like every 12 hours – twice daily (or more, depending on the frequency of new posts) using wp_cron API. Basically, this … Read more
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How can I made custom taxonomies relationship?
i am testing your code on my dev site and it returns only 1 result (although there are 3 items in the same category), so your code seems to be fine, maybe there is some other filter applied which ignores the posts_per_page param. You can try using suppress_filters => true param in your WP_Query args … Read more
I found the solution by myself, I leave it here in case someone is interested: <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘agrupados’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘pedidos’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘ferrol’, ), ),); $the_query_slide = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $the_query_slide->have_posts() ) {while ( $the_query_slide->have_posts() ) {$the_query_slide->the_post();?> <?php /* variables … Read more
How does one perform a sub query with different post types
Extend product search with meta in WooCommerce
It’s not clearly stated in your question, but I guess, you added exactly this code to the widget file: <?php echo $wp_query->current_post +1; ?> Am I right? If so, then it couldn’t work, because this code takes the counter from global $wp_query object, but… This widget doesn’t use global $wp_query and uses custom WP_Query instance. … Read more
If the function is called on the same page (during the same request), you don’t have to store it in COOKIE nor SESSION. All you need is to create global variable and store the query in that variable. This way you won’t send them to user and won’t have to store them in visitors browser. … Read more