The most probable cause of this is the incorrect use of pre_get_posts, so I would look in my functions.php for any instance of pre_get_posts. I would suspect that pre_get_posts is used to set posts_per_page to 5 across the complete site. Irrelevenat, but you make use of the build in loop counter $wp_query->current_post as a counter … Read more
What you are trying to accomplish here is will not work just but calling the function make_sticky on a link because this function doesn’t actually print anything for the final user to take an action. What will happen here is that every post in the loop will get set as sticky every time that method … Read more
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The issue I had with my search was that the select field’s name was the same name as the taxonomy being queried. When I used a different name for the select field my query worked as it should. <?php wp_dropdown_categories(array( ‘name’ => ‘special_day_select’, //anything else besides an existing taxonomy name. ‘taxonomy’ => ‘special_day’ )); ?> … Read more
Insert the post ID in the_field function. See the documentation. <?php the_field($field_name, $post_id); ?> $field_name: the name of the field to be retrieved. eg “page_content” (required) $post_id: Specific post ID where your value was entered. Defaults to current post ID (not required). This can also be options / taxonomies / users / etc So in … Read more
You can choose between simplicity and efficiency. Running a get_posts() with a meta query for every entry is the simplest approach, and will do the job. Of course, as you pointed out, there are performance considerations. If you are looking for a more efficient solution, you will have to dive as deep as the database … Read more
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first, read this about query_posts. to answer your question- has_post_thumbnail() returns true or false, iterating over that in a foreach loop isn’t possible. I’ll guess that the reason why the same modal appears to be repeated is that you’re giving them all the same id, so the first one is always opened. Use the post’s … Read more
This code here is the problem- $(‘.slider-menu li’).on(‘click’, function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var slide_index = $(‘a’, this).attr(‘href’).substr(6) – 1; $homeSlider.flexslider(slide_index); return false; // IE9 hack }); In your html, you’re setting your IDs to slide plus the attachment ID, then telling flexslider to animate to that slide. Except flexslider is expecting a slide position (1st slide, … Read more