If you are trying to do it for the current page you are on you can just use this: global $post; $content = $post->post_content;` This will get the content for the current post instead of having to set the ID specifically.
Keep things simple – leave your archive templates alone and place this in your functions.php; add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, function ( $wp_query ) { global $wp_post_statuses; if ( ! empty( $wp_post_statuses[‘future’] ) && ! is_admin() && $wp_query->is_main_query() && ( $wp_query->is_date() || $wp_query->is_single() ) ) { $wp_post_statuses[‘future’]->public = true; } }); Essentially, it says; If we’re on a … Read more
Getting the posts after a specific time will be done in 2 steps. You need to store the last login time of the user. Changing the query to pull the posts which are modified after the above login time. The below function will store the last login time of the user. // Associating a function … Read more
You can do this with much less code, using the modulo operator. The modulo sign in PHP is %, and works like this: it gives you the remainder of a division, for example 5 % 2 = 1 9 % 3 = 0 11 % 7 = 4 So your code would look like this … Read more
On the post edit screen you can have the »Custom Fields« meta box, looking somewhat like shown here. You might have to enable it via the screen options. This way you can see the meta data for the edited post, but underscored meta data won’t be shown, because it is hidden. To make the hidden … Read more
You want to query for posts with event_date in the future but you have saved (or so it seems from a comment), your dates as: date(“F”, $unixtime).” “.date(“d”, $unixtime).”, “.date(“Y”, $unixtime); That is “textual month name” + “numeric day” + “numeric year”. There is no way to query/sort that format so that it matches a … Read more
If you search the site, most of the “display nth post different” questions are very closely related to this one, and honestly this is more a PHP + logic question that a WordPress one. if (have_posts()) { $curr_letter=””; echo ‘<div class=”alphawrapper”>’; while (have_posts()) { the_post(); $title = get_the_title(); $title_array = explode(‘ ‘, $title); $second_word = … Read more
I believe you want get_queried_object. That will return information about the page per se and not necessarily about the posts/pages being displayed in the Loop. Be aware that it returns very different information depending on the type of page you are one. It will return user information on an author archive, for example, but category … Read more
I can’t use only one Loop because of how complicated my markup is. Markup, no matter how complicated, should never ever be a valid basis when coming to deciding to run multiple loops. Multiple loops should only ever be used if there is absolutely no other means to achieve a certain result, and that is … Read more
Ultimately, this question is off-topic, because the solution has nothing to do with WordPress. Outputting posts in a grid pattern is an HTML/CSS issue, and the best-practice solutions don’t involve putting every three posts inside a separate containing <div>. Even so, you can do what you want to do, using PHP (which, technically speaking, still … Read more