get_post_meta() is simply just a wrapper for get_metadata(). If we look at the source or get_metadata(), we will find that, if $key is left empty, $single is ignored because of the following lines of code which comes before $single is applied if ( ! $meta_key ) { return $meta_cache; } So, in your usecase, $single … Read more
You can try with using pre_get_posts add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’alter_query’); function alter_query($query) { //gets the global query var object global $wp_query; //gets the front page id set in options $front_page_id = get_option(‘page_on_front’); if ( ‘page’ != get_option(‘show_on_front’) || $front_page_id != $wp_query->query_vars[‘page_id’] ) return; if ( !$query->is_main_query() ) return; $query-> set(‘post_type’ ,’page’); $query-> set(‘post__in’ ,array( $front_page_id , [YOUR SECOND … Read more
Use orderby post__in $loop = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘post__in’ => $posts, ‘paged’ => $paged, ‘posts_per_page’ => 5, ‘orderby’ => ‘post__in’ ) ); Remember it is only available from version 3.5
Post ID is not an external ID of the post but an internal one and you should not expect any consistency in it. Since almost everything is stored at the post table the value of ID depends not only on the number of “true” posts but also the number of revisions, images and any other … Read more
Frankly, this question shouldn’t exist, it has been answered hundreds of times across the web.. Im going to answer the most tricky part – query itself. Everything else is simple HTML and PHP. You can also find examples in link I provided below. If you can’t do PHP and HTML yourself, you shouldn’t ask this … Read more
Yes this is possible. There are numerous ways in which you can achieve this, either by creating a custom form and workflow or by overriding the default search template in WordPress and supply a request parameter for which can be used to identify the search request and filter the post types that should be searched. … Read more
This question is WAY more complex than you realize. Despite that (or really, because of it) I’m going to give it a go… add_metabox(‘terms-post-selector’,’Select Related Post’,’post_terms_selector_dropdown’,null,’post’,’side’,’high’); function post_terms_selector_dropdown() { global $post; $taxonomy = ‘property_type’; // or whatever it is $terms = get_the_terms($postid,$taxonomy); $selectedterm = get_post_meta($post->ID,’_selected_term’,true); if (count($terms) > 0) { echo “<select name=”termselector” id=’termselector’ onchange=”loadpostterms();”>”; … Read more
Execution of code goes to infinite loop because you missed the_post() in loop. You can list all authors from current category:- Create an empty array for author IDs Check if current author ID exist in that array If No, display the author name and store that author ID in array. If Yes, Then skip that … Read more
Multiple Custom Post Type loop logic
First off, try to work on your code formatting. As it is, it’s rather unreadable and this makes it not only more difficult for us to understand how to help you, but also less scalable and suited for future use. Always try to adhere to the WordPress PHP Coding Standards. Now, on to the beef … Read more