I figured it out with some help on the WordPress Slack. Basically I had to use front-page.php instead of home.php, and set the specific page created in the editor. Then in my front-page.php I had to reset the wp-query after getting the page’s content to specifically target the posts content using the following code: $args … Read more
The answer to the above question was very simple and answered by a kind person at the WordPress Support forum. There was an extra div that was causing problems. Remove the last div, and it all worked out fine. A very simple solution, but one I wouldn’t have known that could cause that much trouble. … Read more
The root problem here is the call to query_posts: $args = array(‘post_type’ => array(‘posts’, ‘affiliate-products’)); query_posts($args); At no point do you tell it which page to fetch, so it always fetches the first page, aka the default. You could add this, but fundamentally, the entire approach is incorrect, and has many other problems you might … Read more
Calling the_post() is what advances the internal current_post counter that have_posts() checks the value of within the loop. With this in mind, you can call the_post() once outside the loop and use any template tags you wish, then run the loop as normal and it will pick up and continue from the second post. the_post(); … Read more
To achieve the intended result you will have to modify the query by adding the future value to the post_status parameter via the pre_get_posts filter hook. add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘se338152_future_post_tag_and_search’ ); function se338152_future_post_tag_and_search( $query ) { // apply changes only for search and tag archive if ( ! ( $query->is_main_query() && (is_tag() || is_search()) ) ) … Read more
So here is my attempt at it…though I don’t really have a good place to test it on my end, but I think it should work. (Fingers Crossed) <?php // First Page of Pagination – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_paged if(!is_paged()){ $first_page = true; $query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => ’11’, ); } else { $query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => … Read more
Your call to get_user_by() has a small hiccup in it. It needs to be login rather than user_login // Search these Usernames $usernames = array(‘user1’, ‘user2’); // Fetch the User IDs $prof_ids = array(); foreach ($usernames as $prof_id) { $user = get_user_by(‘login’, $prof_id); $prof_ids[] = $user->ID; } // WP_User_Query arguments $args = array( ‘include’ => … Read more
The ACF “Taxonomy” field lets you select terms from a taxonomy, not taxonomies themselves. So if you want your selections in that field to be used in your code, you need to: Remove the get_object_taxonomies() line and the subsequent foreach. You’re looping through terms, not Taxonomies, Make sure the Taxonomy field is set to return … Read more
That’s not what the SEO title does/is for. It appears that you’ve used the wp_title() function in your template by mistake. wp_title() is intended for use in the <title> tag in the <head> for setting the browser tab/document title. However, since WordPress 4.1 this has been superseded (but not officially deprecated, yet) by add_theme_support( ‘title-tag’ … Read more
For your clearfix wrapper you are doing it wrong. You have this: $counter = 0; while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); if ($counter % 4 == 0) : echo $counter > 0 ? “</div>” : “”; // close div if it’s not the first echo “<div class=”clearfix”>”; endif; // BUILDS INTERNAL DIVS $counter++; endwhile; So … Read more