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You could add this to your code: function custom_add_count_on_archive_title( $title ) { $term = get_queried_object(); $term_id = get_queried_object()->term_id; if( $term instanceof WP_Term && ‘category’ === $term->taxonomy ) { $children_terms = get_terms(array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ‘child_of’ => $term_id, )); $total_count = 0; if (!empty($children_terms) && !is_wp_error($children_terms)) { foreach ($children_terms as $child_term) { $total_count += $child_term->count; } … Read more

If the theme your’re using doesn’t do anything fancy, but uses the_archive_title() to render the “Lignano Sabbiadoro”, then you should be able to modify it with the get_the_archive_title filter. Something along these lines. add_filter(‘get_the_archive_title’, ‘my_get_the_archive_title_filter’, 10, 3); function my_get_the_archive_title_filter(string $title, string $original_title, string $prefix): string { if (! is_category()) { return $title; } $current_category = … Read more

Using a query could give you easier customization without having to use SQL directly. $posts = get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘post_status’ => ‘any’, ‘numberposts’ => -1, ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, )); $total_count = count( $posts ); print_r ( $total_count );

i make this: $(window).scroll(function() { var currentNumber = $(‘.js-number-lifetime’).text(), targetNumber = $(‘.js-number-lifetime’).attr(‘data-target’); $({numberValue: currentNumber}).animate({numberValue: targetNumber}, { duration: 1000, easing: ‘linear’, step: function() { $(‘.js-number-lifetime’).text(Math.ceil(this.numberValue)); } }); var currentNumber1 = $(‘.js-number-clients’).text(), targetNumber1 = $(‘.js-number-clients’).attr(‘data-target’); $({numberValue: currentNumber1}).animate({numberValue: targetNumber1}, { duration: 1000, easing: ‘linear’, step: function() { $(‘.js-number-clients’).text(Math.ceil(this.numberValue)); } }); var currentNumber2 = $(‘.js-number-employee’).text(), targetNumber2 = $(‘.js-number-employee’).attr(‘data-target’); $({numberValue: … Read more

Do you mean like this $result = 10; foreach ( $posts as $post ) { if ( $a = $b ) ) { $result += 1; } else { $result -= 2; } } echo ‘Your result is ‘ . $result; This is the best I can do with the provided information

In this line you are getting only the count of published items (obviously!!!!): $published_projects = $count_projects->publish; You should do something like this: $count_projects = wp_count_posts( ‘apps’ ); $published_projects = $count_projects->publish; $draft_projects = $count_projects->draft; $total = $published_projects + $draft_projects; More details and examples in wp_count_posts() reference.