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’; $post_type=”newsroom”; … Read more
Never use new WP_Query for the main query of an archive template. WordPress has already queried the correct posts and things like pagination are based on that query. If you want to modify that query you should use the pre_get_posts to modify the main query before it is run. The hook runs on every query … Read more
The issue I’m having is with the pagination on category pages, e.g. /release-notes/category/upgrades/, where pages 2 and beyond return a 404. That’s because your custom rewrite rule does not support paged requests, i.e. it’s missing the RegEx ( regular expression pattern ) and query for the paged parameter. So you can either add another rewrite … Read more
Use the wp_title filter, which passes the current title, separator, and location as arguments. It then appends the custom field value to the title if the conditions are meet. For more details :- Visit Link wp_title function wpse_224340_document_title($title, $sep, $seplocation) { global $post; // make sure the post object is available to us if (is_singular(‘mec-events’)) … Read more
this custom post type is created by a plugin, I can’t update the register_post_type code You can use either the register_post_type_args or register_<post type>_post_type_args hook to filter the post type args like the publicly_queryable in your case. See an example below which uses the former hook, where I also set exclude_from_search to true to exclude … Read more
The solution was actually quite lightweight. I found it by inspecting the plugin code. Luckily, plugin developer put a lot of filters and actions to extend and modify plugin functioning, so solution is also futureproof. The slug used for custom post type here is uciliste. Somewhere in PHP which loads before page (e.g. functions.php) this … Read more
I think your first method isn’t working because it’s a theme method, not a plugin method. I could be entirely incorrect but I think the method of using single-custom_post_type.php only works for themes. (Again, I 100% could be wrong.) However, this is what I use and it always works: function wpse_post_type_templates( $template ) { if( … Read more