This is less of an answer and more of a kind of troubleshooting aid… Add this function to your project (probably functions.php) and then call it from the top of every template file in your theme… /** * Outputs the name of the file as an HTML comment for easy-peesy troubleshooting. * * @param string … Read more
Since you are calling get_permalink() outside of the loop, you need to define the post $id parameter. You can access the post ID outside of the loop by invoking the global $post object and then referencing it’s ID value. So your code would now look like this: <?php if ( ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE==’zh-hans’ ) : global $post; … Read more
This filter has to be set in functions.php. Your filter won’t work as expected because your condition is wrong. The condition here imply that you try to order pages (hierarchical post) instead of regular posts-like entries. You have to be careful using this filter as it has effect on your whole website. function my_custom_archive_order( $vars … Read more
First point is that you should NOT use query_posts() for custom queries. The better approach is to use the WP_Query class. More info in the WP docs and here. This example will display your 2 featured posts and then exclude them in the second query. // We will push the ID of your featured posts … Read more
It’s basically only some math, but you can use $wp_query properties perfectly for that case: Increment global $wp_query; if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); printf( ‘<div %s>%s</div>’, get_post_class( “style-{$wp_query->current_post}” ), // OR: // get_post_class( “style-“.++$wp_query->wpse66475_increment_posts ) ); } } // endif; So the 1st time, your style-n would increment by … Read more
This quite a broad question to answer. I’m not going to go into detail here and into core code, you’ll need to go and read the links I’m going to provide. I’m going to try to keep my answer sweet and short and useful 🙂 Take the bundled theme twentyfourteen for example, when you open … Read more
I’m using this in one of my custom widgets: global $post; $posts = array( /* WP_Post, WP_Post, … */); while (list($i, $post) = each($posts)) : setup_postdata($post); // use the template tags below here if(has_post_thumbnail()): ?><div class=”featured_image_wrap”><?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?></div><?php endif; the_title(); endwhile; // don’t forget to restore the main queried object after the loop! wp_reset_postdata();
Custom GET pagination parameter We can use a custom GET pagination parameter, e.g. upage or probably more unique as wpse-user-page, to use with your WP_User_Query. That way you avoid affecting e.g. the main post query. Generate pagination links with pageinate_links() We can use paginate_links() to generate the pagination: $args = array( ‘base’ => ‘%_%’, ‘format’ … Read more
It seems like the variable $posts is already used in the query.php files (not very sure). Changing #posts to $custom_posts solved the problem.
As you discovered, one possible solution is something like: <?php $w_h = $w_d = 0; ?> <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> <?php if ( date(‘Yz’) == get_the_time(‘Yz’) ) { if (!$w_d++) echo ‘Today<br />’; } elseif ( date(‘Yz’)-1 == get_the_time(‘Yz’) ) { if (!$w_h++) echo ‘Yesterday<br />’; } else { echo the_date(); }; ?>