Yes, the WordPress template hierarchy provide a range of templates files to use. In this case, you should look at the single-$post-type.php file. $post-type being your custom post type slug. Include your template code, including ACF get_field calls, and the pages will look the same, but use the content from each post.
You need to put wp_reset_postdata() after each while loop. It is best practice to put after each loop. Once you put, you will get images data for each custom post type. <?php // The Query $query1 = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $query1->have_posts() ) { // The Loop while ( $query1->have_posts() ) { $query1->the_post(); … Read more
Did you try to change the PHP version from 5.6 to 7.x? It can help to improve page load speed. If you use CPanel you can change it below on “MultiPHP Manager” menu. If you use cache plugins try to disable them. Some kind of plugins can decrease the load speed. If it doesn’t help … Read more
Finally, figured out, I needed this: remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’);
How about: echo ‘<ul>’; $sn_count = 1; foreach($urls as $url){ echo ‘<li><span class=”serial-number”>’.$sn_count.'</span> ‘.$url .'</li>’; $sn_count++; } echo ‘</ul>’; You can then style your serial numbers with the serial-number class.
Not sure where the issue is. You don’t need all that extra code, just the first block of code, and you will have the list all and new product options within that menu item. I copied the first block of code you supplied and that alone works fine. Changed from comment to answer.
just use WP’s custom built pagination or a pagination plugin and that’s it, not sure if this is what you mean though
I found the solution. Wordbooker – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordbooker/ Custom post type integration – http://boring-group.com/blog/2011/02/23/wordpress-wordbooker-with-custom-post_types-solved/
I had a similar problem, global $post; was returning NULL. But it works fine if I don’t use short codes. So I found a function for getting the post id from the URI, you might be able to extend it to get more information if you need it. Try this: var_dump(url_to_postid($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]));
@nimmolo since we solved this, we should leave for posterity that the solution had nothing to do with pre_get_posts. We needed to check the post class selectors for the video posts were the same as for regular posts.