The current queried page can be accessed with get_queried_object(), or if you just need the ID, you can use get_queried_object_id(). However, while comparing the current ID in the loop to the queried object ID will allow you to skip a specific post, it won’t work well with your pagination, because the page that features the … Read more
Here are two alternative for you based on your actual query. If you’re querying $projects->have_posts() on WP default blog (Post) you can use query like $projects = new WP_Query( array( ‘tag__in’ => array( 52, 53 ) ) ); Another is if you’re querying on Custom Post Type you can use following query to get posts … Read more
As per the documentation I am doing everything right, but on the frontend, it is not showing all of the posts, Any idea what I am doing wrong? The documentation does not say to use a custom page template for displaying the blog archive. As shown in the template hierarchy the template for your blog … Read more
If I am understanding you correctly just change <?php $count=1;foreach ($value[‘options’] as $key => $option) { ?> and you can access the key from $key.
How many calls to query_posts() are you making? If you’re making more than one, then you need to replace one of them with a call to WP_Query, or get_posts() – and you need to call wp_reset_query() between the Loops.
I figured this out on my own. I use the code below and duplicated it as many times as I needed without any issues so far. If anyone thinks this is incorrect than please comment. I was not using the main loop anywhere else on this page and used WP_Query. <ul class=”subcats-list”> <?php $weightloss = … Read more
I’ve created a new file, specified the encoding as “UTF-8” and retyped everything by hand – no copy/paste from the old file. Took a while, but all works now. It must have been some encoding errors playing up. Thanks to everyone who helped: @t31os, @kaiser, @Chip Bennett
If you want to grab info right off the page you should use one of these options if you don’t want a plugin, the content can be returned and parsed as xml, rss, json or just html/text. This is the proper way to do this. WordPress HTTP API: http://codex.wordpress.org/HTTP_API or fetch_feed() ( for rss only). … Read more
If you don’t want normal shortcode mechanics (seems like it to me from your description) why bother adding them to content at all? Create couple of specialized meta boxes and you won’t have to deal with scanning and filters at all, just store/retrieve info that you need separately to/from custom fields.
Let’s throw everything, but loop out: if ($my_query->have_posts()) { // open container around all posts while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post(); // output for every post endwhile; // close containers around all posts } As you see: output of posts goes inside while loop as usual; opening larger containers is between checking if we have posts and … Read more