Maybe try something along the lines of using pre_get_posts to edit the ordering. function reverse_order_homepage($query){ if($query->is_home()){ $query->set(‘order’, ‘DESC’); } return $query; } add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘reverse_order_homepage’);
I’ll preface this by saying I have no experience with or knowledge of the plugin, this answer is based entirely on a 30 second scan of the code that registers the post type for use in the plugin, so you may uncover issues with this solution that my quick clicking of a test event didn’t … Read more
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It could be the phrasing of the array so try setting the array outside the wp_schedule_event call: $args = array(‘type’=>$instance[‘type’]); wp_schedule_event(time() , ‘twicedaily’, ‘fhprw_action’,$args);
I may be wrong but I don’t think you can modify the Calendar Widget at least not that easy as like passing a post type and a field to query for. You have a few options: Create a Widget. Create a function like get_calendar() on line 1.406 on general-template.php file (wp 4) and pass it … Read more
The easiest way to create a custom post type in WordPress is by using a plugin. This method is recommended for beginner because it is safe and easy. For example : Custom Post Type UI The problem with using a plugin is that your custom post types will disappear when the plugin is deactivated. you … Read more
First off, I just want to say AMEN to this question. There are not a lot of good, reliable calendar plugins out there. I’ve struggled with this myself. Judging by your list of event calendars you’ve tried, you’ve just about exhausted the list of decent to reputable plugins. I honestly think what you’re looking for … Read more
I’m not sure about a plugin, but you can definitely add custom meta that allows you to set the event date, or even an event daterange (my preferred way of handling this is an event date and a duration, cuts down on calculations in the backend and is generally easier to understand, but ymmv). This … Read more