Assuming the following You are using WP default Post type When you say tagged you mean you used categories and not the tag system You have at least the following categories 2015 and 2016, and that you have categorized all of your posts accordingly You are using the default blogroll of WP If I assumed … Read more
OK, so I figured out what I was doing wrong. What I had originally tried was the foreach on its own and then placing the gallery output below it. I also tried wrapping the foreach around the entire gallery output. To get it working, I needed to wrap the foreach around the output of the … Read more
Why not add an if statement to check whether $count > 0 before printing your <li> on line 13: <?php if($count > 0): ?> <li><a class=”name” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/237988/?cat=<?=$category->term_id?>&year=<?=$_GET[“m’]?>”><?=$category->name?> (<?=$count?>)</a></li> <?php endif; ?>
I’m now using the following code which allows me to format the list as required: <?php if (is_category( )) { $thiscat = get_category( get_query_var( ‘cat’ ) ); $catid = $thiscat->cat_ID; $parent = $thiscat->category_parent; if (!empty ($parent) ) { //child category pages $catlist = get_categories( array( ‘child_of’ => $parent, ‘orderby’ => ‘id’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘exclude’ … Read more
There are only 2 posts on that page, so there’s not a lot to go on here, but it looks like there is not enough text to warrant a Read More button for the second post. By default, WordPress has an excerpt length of 55 words (looks like that’s in effect on your site). The … Read more
Thank you for all the comments! With your help I managed to rule out a standard WordPress issue. I couldn’t find the culprit (As @DaveRomsey suggested, it could be one of the get_terms or get_terms_orderby hooks altering results). In any case, I solved it by sorting the array: $searchedterms = get_terms( ‘category’, array( ‘name__like’ => … Read more
Based on our comment discussion, you’re using the code in a sidebar widget (that accepts php code) on a single post page. It ended up being much more complex than expected. This should work though. <?php $taxonomy = ‘download_category’; $terms = wp_get_object_terms( get_the_ID(), $taxonomy ); $parents = array(); // Loop through all album categories. foreach … Read more
Add this argument to your WP_Query. ‘paged’ => get_query_var( ‘paged’ ), And use a array style of arguments rather than a query post style.
I dont recommend that. Post edit action has many custom filters and actions binded to that, and if you will try to update post by a non-standard, custom method, then you may have some problems… I advice to go to default EDIT page, (or in worst case, try some plugins, named i.e. “Front Edit” plugins … Read more
After your edit it makes more sense. First, you should really read up on filters. They exist to modify the behaviour of functions. They are included in functions.php. So if you use the function the_archive_title it contains a filter get_the_archive_title to modify its output. It looks like you got your code snippet from that developer … Read more