Give this one a try: $args_jewellery = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘jewellery’, ‘numberposts’ => -1, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘select_brands’, ‘value’ => ‘”‘ . $brand . ‘”‘, ‘compare’ => ‘LIKE’ ) ) ); And here’s a link to the WP Query custom field parameters documentation page.
It’s worth noting that querying by postmeta – which is what you’ll have to do in order to identify all Posts that have a particular ACF field – can bog your website down. Alternative: taxonomy It would save you a lot of coding, be easier, and probably be faster for WP to load things if … Read more
The reason why your function is not working as it should is because it is getting the category of the last post loaded in the loop i.e The current post ‘PS4 Pro Glacier White Destiny 2 Bundle Announced’. I’m guessing the post is in two categories ps4 and destiny-2. To customise the current category you … Read more
You can modify this behaviour by adding a custom filter to your functions.php or as a plugin: add_filter(‘get_terms_args’, ‘wodruoso_terms_args’, 10, 1); function wodruoso_terms_args($args) { /* note: I am checking here that we are in WP Admin area and that it’s * search by category name to minimize impact on other areas */ if(is_admin() && isset($args[“name__like”]) … Read more
You can’t find it because it doesn’t exist. There is no page at that location. In WordPress everything is either an archive of posts or a post of some type. Pages are posts of type page etc. Date archives are archives of posts So if you went to /category what would it show? For this … Read more
Sounds like you want to get the related posts from the same category as the current post that is written by the same author. In order to do this you will want to create a custom loop using the WP_Query Class which will look something like this: $author_id = get_the_author(); $category_id = get_the_category(); $args = … Read more
“Can be avoided this “… can’t be found”?” To answer your question in one line: YES “Is this a normal behavior?” That’s because there’s no template file setup to display at that segment of the URL structure. By default, there’s no template for domain.com/category/ however, there is a template for domain.com/category/category-name/. WordPress refers to: domain.com/category/category-name/ … Read more
You can use PHP’s native function str_replace
Have you tried using get_ancestors? Ideally, you would do this in a hook after the post has been updated and add the parent categories to the post so that you can use them in Queries.
The global $wp_query is the default query you’re working on when you use have_posts(), the_post() etc, so just add global $wp_query; if($wp_query->current_post == 4) echo “4!”; global might or might not be necessary (and is certainly only necessary once, so just add it before the while loop), it depends whether you’re in the original template … Read more