pre_get_posts lets you change what a query is meant to retrieve, but what you’ve done is essentially: Grab posts of type A, B, C, then remove all the posts with these IDs that just happen to be all the posts of type B When what your end result should be is: Grab posts of type … Read more
I believe the error lies in $topic_query[‘tax_query’] = $topic_tax_query; which should be $topic_query_args[‘tax_query’] = $topic_tax_query; A simple variable mixup, so your taxonomy query makes it into WP_Query.
There is a custom post type also called clients which is already using that slug. Try using a different slug/page name or work with the default archive page.
According to the Template Hierarchy, archives are usually displayed using the theme’s archive.php file, although other template pages might be used instead (see the image on that page). So, you would need to change your theme’s archive.php file, or change the font-page.php or home.php template (again, see the image on the above page). I suspect … Read more
the_ID() is for post IDs, so would only be relevant if you were adding an id attribute to individual posts. For your purposes you can use anything you want, as long as it’s unique to the year, and since years themselves are unique, just use that: $year_current. For example: <div id=”collapse-<?php echo $year_current; ?>” class=”panel-collapse … Read more
The best way is to make a SQL query to the database and get the results like the wp_get_archives() does but now you can manipulate the results as you wish. In your case I would do something like this I added some comments to help you understand the process. function get_archives_lists() { global $wpdb, $wp_locale; … Read more
That function starts like this: function get_the_archive_description() { if ( is_author() ) { $description = get_the_author_meta( ‘description’ ); } elseif ( is_post_type_archive() ) { $description = get_the_post_type_description(); } else { $description = term_description(); } so you’re looking at get_the_post_type_description(). If you check the docs for register_post_type() you’ll see that description is one of the args … Read more
is_paged() can be used to tell if you are on any page other than the first page of an archive. You could use it like this: <?php if ( $archive_subtitle && ! is_paged() ) { ?> <div class=”archive-subtitle section-inner thin max-percentage intro-text”><?php echo wp_kses_post( wpautop( $archive_subtitle ) ); ?></div> <?php } ?>
I have tried your query. It plays in right way. I think the problem is your handling of current year in the foreach loop. I suppose you would like to achieve this effect, right? // it is the test result based on some dummy posts 2020 March 2000 October 1999 March January 1986 September 1981 … Read more
I was going to suggest creating a regex to parse it but if you look at this comment on the WordPress wp_get_archives() docs it looks like someone has gotten there before us.