You should be using get_the_terms(). wp_get_post_terms() queries the db to get post term info, where as get_the_terms() returns the post term objects directly from the post term cache and only queries the db if that info is not available. By default, all post’s terms are cached by the query being executed. EDIT I cannot comment … Read more
For getting the posts related to each category you need to use get_posts( $args ) function and in $args you can add your category_id $args = array ( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘category’ => $cat_ID, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ); $my_posts = get_posts( $args ); // return array of posts // storing all post ID in an … Read more
Use the permalinks settings under Settings > Permalinks. They only apply to posts, not to pages. Custom structure: /blog/%postname%/
reference WordPress Codex on Templates A quick, safe method for creating a new page template is to make a copy of page.php and give the new file a distinct filename. That way, you start off with the HTML structure of your other pages and you can edit the new file as needed. To create a … Read more
As I understand, the property WP_Post::$ancestors is created dynamically. So, if you try to access to it when it doesn’t exist, PHP calls the magic method __get on that object and try to get the value of that property. Because the property is dinamically created, you can not modify it like you do in this … Read more
There is no theoretical limit on the amount of posts that can be stored and served. However, there will be a limit on what your server can achieve, in terms of database size, hard disk space and processor capacity. On an ordinary dedicated server you should be fine as long a you stick with a … Read more
$last_month = null; while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) : $the_query->the_post(); $the_month = get_the_time( ‘Ym’ ); // e.g. 201611 if ( $last_month !== $the_month ) { if ( $last_month !== null ) { // Close previously opened <div class=”row” /> echo ‘</div>’; } echo ‘<div class=”row”>’; } $last_month = $the_month; ?> <div class=”col-3″> <?php the_title(); ?> </div> … Read more
After setting a taxonomy/post_type you firstly need to flush the rewrite rules. To achieve this you could either run $ wp rewrite flush if you have installed the wp-cli or go to “Settings->Permalinks” and save once. To list a taxonomy in the frontend the url would be example.com/author-team/tom. You could also access the taxonomy url … Read more
Not totally clear what you’re asking, but post_class is probably your best bet. <?php post_class(); ?> More info: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/post_class
WordPress always uses the full URL when it inserts a link. There are a number of reasons for this, and they are all good reasons. You can add relative URLs yourself by simply typing your own links and omitting the domain portion of the link. So http://sitename.tld/cool-page becomes /cool-page. As I said, though, this is … Read more