Here’s a (rudimentary) page for a loop I made in a webapp on WP a long time ago. I just upload this, create a page, and select “Updates Page” from the page template, and it loads in the 5 posts from the WP_Query() results. If you want to load 5 EXACT posts, just replace your … Read more
Why don’t you use CSS pseudo attributes for that. You can simply use :first-child and :last-child to target first and last element for CSS styling. Here is how you do that with CSS pseudo attributes. div.post:last-child div.testing_imran img { your styles for last image } Also FYI, your code will work too, if you want … Read more
Turns out it was the WooCommerce Jetpack Plugin all along. Stupid thing had something enabled which it didn’t need. I guess that’s what I get if I let a client access the plugin menu. Thank you, denis.stoyanov, for helping me find the solution!
It sounds like you just need a WP_Query above your normal post loop. You can copy the single.php template and rename it single-cpt_slug.php. This will ensure that this loop only shows up on single posts of the post type. If you really don’t want to use a single cpt template, you could use a conditional … Read more
Just simply put your add_action hook in a simple plugin. Activate the plugin and watch it run with the rest of the plugins. If you insist on putting the add_action in the theme’s functions.php then simply define a constant in your point of entry script, like this: define(‘SCRIPTONOMY’, true); Finally run a conditional in the … Read more
You need to create a variable with the count and then check against it e.g. $num = 1; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { if($num%2) { echo ‘<div class=”something”>’; } // other stuff if($num %2) { echo ‘</div>’; } $num++ } The %2 is the part you need, it checks whether the number is … Read more
I think you should add a css class and in your loop, put a $i and let $i run, if $i == 2 then you add the css class attribute to that sticky post. $i = 0; while( have_posts() ): the_post(); $i++; if($i == 2): $css_class=”top-sticky”; else: $css_class=””; endif; endwhile; wp_reset_postdata();
You should use tax_query. $args = [ ‘posts_per_page’ => 10, ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘state’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘minnesota’, // lowercase m ), ];
I would create a custom query for each nested loop and loop on its post data. Similar to what is written about here. You will probably need to save the post global to a temporary variable so it can be set back ( setup_postdata() ) at the end of the nested look.
It is not recommended to use query_posts. But this is not the problem, Problem is you are using PHP variable in single quotes. ‘tag=$tag’ Consider these examples: query_posts(‘tag=php’); //OR query_posts(“tag=$tag”); //$tag should output: php Using WP_query //Recommended $query = new WP_Query(array( ‘tag’ => ‘php’ )); Ref: WP_Query-Tag_Parameters | query_posts