How to display products with multiple conditions, product_id and category_id
How to display products with multiple conditions, product_id and category_id
How to display products with multiple conditions, product_id and category_id
Displaying Category in sidebar post widget but not in the loop on home
get_the_category vs wp_get_post_categories
How you can remove Categories: part you will need to add the code below at the bottom of your theme’s functions.php file: add_filter( ‘get_the_archive_title’, function ($title) { if ( is_category() ) { $title = single_cat_title( ”, false ); } return $title; }); And when it comes to uploading videos and plans you have to contact … Read more
Looking at the code of the function generating the SQL for the term part of queries https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_tax_query/get_sql_for_clause/, it seems like a 0 = 1 is a symptom of bad parameters given in the query, so while you think you are passing the right parameters, apparently you don’t. Only way to move forward is probably to … Read more
Category and tag urls return 404 error
First off, don’t use query_posts(). The current category will already be available to the category.php template. To modify the category query and specify the number of posts per page to display, use the pre_get_posts hook and set the value of posts_per_page accordingly. The code below sets posts_per_page to 2. Add this code to you theme’s … Read more
Inside while loop of single.php you can put condition like this if(in_category(‘Catetory_slug’)){ //Specifying category whom we don’t want to see by no logged in users if(is_user_logged_in()){ //Checking if user logged in or not //code inside single.php }else{ Echo “You need to login to view this post.”; //message for no logged in users }} This can … Read more
If you already got term object at $data[1] then you can simply access the parent by doing this- $parent_id = $data[1]->parent; If you got only term ID then you need to do- $term = get_term($data[1], ‘product_cat’); $parent_id = $term->parent; After getting the parent term ID you can simply assign the product to the parent ID … Read more
I don’t know why you would see WP_Query arguments in the data returned, a copy/paste of your code here (with a few adjustments- post type, taxonomy, and term name) does not produce that result. Getting the post excerpt via get_post_field will only work if you explicitly entered an excerpt in that field, it will not … Read more