You don’t need to! With a little understanding of how URLs and query vars work, we can do this entirely within the URL of the page, with no additional PHP code First we have a URL: example.com/abc/123 Then we have a rewrite rule. The rule has a regex pattern that matches the URL, and a … Read more
To fine-tune DevelJoe’s answer a bit more, you could access the queried posts from the global $wp_query instead of doing an extra WP_Query. // make the current query available from global variable global $wp_query; // helper variable $brands = array(); // loop queried posts foreach ( $wp_query->posts as $queried_post ) { // check if they … Read more
Not sure how clean or easy this is, but it seems to work. This code pretty much does the job for this question and another one about removing the parent category from the permalinks. Got it from a plugin that does this, and decided to just use the raw code. So the permalinks only have … Read more
In order for this to work, you will need to know from where the single post was refered from and if the referrer is a valid one. Secondly, we need to adjust pagination between single posts in order for us to pass our referrer between single posts. The problem with referrers is, they are set … Read more
wp_set_object_terms Works better with term slug instead of term id so change this line: $cat = array($category->term_id); to: $cat = array($category->slug);
One way to output the same query yet style it differently is to use current_post or in combination with rewind_posts, or using rewind_posts alone. So for example: Your initial query if ($my_query->have_posts()) :while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post(); $counter_id = $my_query->current_post + 1; //this is the counter // then use a conditional to style each on based … Read more
cat takes a comma deliminated list, so ‘-98,-92’ Further reading http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Category_Parameters
I used to do the same thing – create a page with the same name as a category to use as a faux index page. I think I used this No Category Base plugin to remove the /category/ bit from the URL. (I think it was this plugin.) […] this plugin will completely remove the … Read more
You could write a script for that, here is something I wrote in Perl lately: first the sql statements to check if the term already exist and if not insert it: the prepared statements: my $wts = $dbh->prepare( “SELECT term_id FROM $tb_wp_terms WHERE name = ?”) or die “Couldn’t prepare statement: ” . dbh->errstr; my … Read more
I have one solution for you. This code will show and unordered list with the name of the category and the count of posts containded in it. <ul class=”myClass”> <?php $categories = get_categories(‘number=100’); foreach ($categories as $cat) { echo “<li>”. $cat->cat_name . ” Total posts: “. $cat->category_count .”</li>”; } ?> </ul> Retrieves the 100 first … Read more