custom-post-type-archives

What code do I “comment out” to remove the loop from this Custom Taxonomy

I quess that it would be easiest for you to store date as unix timestamp in post meta – than you can easily filter posts by post meta less than current timestamp (or any other date timestamp). See this example (not exactly for your code, but you’ll catch the punch line: $args = array( ‘post_type’ … Read more

If you store the event start date in _event_start_date, then you can check the value of this field against current date: if (strtotime(get_post_meta($id, ‘_event_start_date’, true)) > time()){ // future event } else { // past event }

I found my problem, because I’s causing the issue by myself unknowingly. I’m posting the answer for you to debug if something like this can cause the issue: I’s using the following code to include all the CPT entries to the default loop. And that’s causing the issue. It’s directing the posttype archive to default … Read more

@DarrenLee, to add multiple post types on your code, you just make a change on function cpt_rewrite_rules. Create an array of your post types, put function cpt_generate_date_archives inside loop. function cpt_rewrite_rules($wp_rewrite) { $post_types = array( ‘book’, ‘movie’, ‘etc’ ); //create post_types array $rules = array(); foreach( $post_types as $post_type ) { /* generate date archives … Read more

has_archive was set to true and my understanding is that now when I goto /articles I am supposed to see all posts of type article. Nowhere in your code is articleS mentioned, the slug of the post type is article, so the URL of its archive should be /article/. If you want it to be … Read more