The solution here ultimately depends on how this business functions and how these available appointment slots are structured. Not just in a ‘best case’ scenario, but also providing users with the ability to customize the output/availability of appointments. So, to start you have an ‘appointment’ custom post-type, this you’ve already built. This appointment CPT entries … Read more
SOLUTION: I looked through Divi’s functions.php & saw that the term for the project tags is ‘project_tag’, so when I amended my $query args it now works! Thank you very much to everyone who responded 🙂 $query_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘project’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘date’, ‘posts_per_page’ => ‘3’, ‘project_tag’ … Read more
You should register the post type from the old theme, all the posts are still there in the database WordPress just doesn’t know to look for them. Use the register_post_type with the same slug/post type name, and your old portfolio posts will reappear, no need to detach and re-attach to new pages
First, create the custom WordPress widget. This will query all the years that have at least one post for your custom post type “Meeting.” Save the following code in your theme’s functions.php file: class Meeting_Archive_Widget extends WP_Widget { public function __construct() { parent::__construct(‘meeting_archive’, ‘Meeting Archive’, array(‘description’ => ‘List Meetings by Year’)); } public function widget($args, … Read more
You were getting /video-demos-tours/post-name instead of /resources/post-name because the following line in your theme_build_post_args function is setting the rewrite slug to the post type slug (video-demos-tours): $args[‘rewrite’][‘slug’] = $slug; So you should fix that, but as for how, that is up to you. But then, although fixing that would give you the permalink structure you … Read more
Ok, I found the answer myself thanks to Can you filter posts by meta key with the getEntitityRecords selector? Despite my first understanding the >>>query<<< parameters for list posts given in the Reference do >>>not<<< contain the meta. I followed the article and created a query filter for the CPT, i.e. function mycustomposttype_meta_query_filter() { add_filter( … Read more
I think the problem here is how you register the rest routes and how you return data for the single project endpoint. When you register the route and the callback like this. function single_project($data) { $post_ID = $data[‘id’]; return get_post($post_ID); } add_action(‘rest_api_init’, function () { register_rest_route( ‘project/v1’, ‘post/(?P<id>\d+)’, array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘single_project’, … Read more
@jacob-peattie answered the question in his comment – I used the wrong key to set the number of posts my query generates. Swapping numberposts with posts_per_page solved the issue. Here’s the final query: @php $cats = get_sub_field(‘reviews_category’); // gets the custom field categories $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘testimonials’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, // this line … Read more
UPDATE The custom SQL query below can be used to produce a list of unique types taxonomy terms that have been assigned to newsroom posts. In PHP, you can call the function get_newsroom_types_terms to get the list: $terms = get_newsroom_types_terms();. Custom SQL query function get_newsroom_types_terms() { global $wpdb; $table_prefix = $wpdb->prefix; $taxonomy = ‘types’; $post_type=”newsroom”; … Read more
Never use new WP_Query for the main query of an archive template. WordPress has already queried the correct posts and things like pagination are based on that query. If you want to modify that query you should use the pre_get_posts to modify the main query before it is run. The hook runs on every query … Read more