WordPress already provides a built-in mechanism for navigating collections of posts called “Archives”. Taxonomies such as “Category” naturally create a collection of posts – and thus WordPress automatically facilitates taxonomy archives. Meanwhile, pages are intended to display singular, definitive content that is usually timeless. It sounds to me as though your “Topics” should be top-level … Read more
Alright, problem solved. Turned out to be a pretty basic mistake, actually. All I needed to do was to pass on the queried term as a second parameter in get_field();. I even posted a comment here referencing one of ACF´s docs that explains just that… Turns out I ALREADY had created the taxonomy array $collections, … Read more
Please use while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); instead of foreach. See documentation for The Loop: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/the-loop/ If you want to foraech, You need to loop through $query->posts instead of $query.
Your syntax is off – I can see you’re trying to add meta_value as an orderby param, but you’ve actually added as it an array entry – this is why formatting and indentation is important! $rate_query = new WP_Query([ ‘post_type’ => ‘movies’, ‘orderby’ => ‘date meta_value_num’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘wtf_rscore’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 14, ]);
Don’t create a new WP_Query. As per the template hierarchy WordPress uses the search.php template in your theme for the search results page. This template just needs to contain The Loop, and the only posts inside that will be your search results. See Twenty Seventeen’s search results template as an example: https://github.com/WordPress/twentyseventeen/blob/master/search.php
You’ve got a whole lot of problems here. First you’re asking for Tag_slug__in, but providing a title, secondly tag_slug__in accepts an array (I’m not sure it will work with a string). Both issues will cause problems because titles are not slugs and arrays are not strings.. Maybe just use “tag”? But what if page title … Read more
I found my problem on the UI side (thanks to @CBroe) where by ajax response was being exposed to a jQuery library DataTable(), whose default ordering was sorting in alphabetical order. I set the ordering parameter to false as: $(“#someid”).DataTable({“ordering”:false}); And My results were displayed as I was willing to
A shortcode is essentially a trigger that leads to execution of a piece of code in you functions.php file. The only real difference with the code you already have is you don’t print the result immediately, but return it from the function. Also, get_posts is not the preferred way to do multiple loops, as you … Read more
I was calling the category id instead of the category name. Here’s the code that by default tries using tags to bring in relevant posts, and if there are no posts by tags it’ll bring in posts using the same category. This code work in the single.php using the Ajax Load More wordpress plugin. // … Read more
Im not sure what you are actually doing here but I think you are looking to create a block of code from the post content then strip unnecessary tags. I would use strip tags: https://www.w3schools.com/php/func_string_strip_tags.asp <?php require “wp-config.php”; // Post Types to include $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => ’50’, ‘post_type’ => array( ‘product’, ‘product-variation’ ) … Read more