As post_format is a custom taxonomy and the different formats terms, you should be able to use the tax_input parameter in the new post args array to set the format. Something along these lines, $new_post_args = array(); // e.g. $format_slug = ‘gallery’; $valid_formats = get_post_format_slugs(); if ( ‘standard’ !== $format_slug && in_array( $format_slug, $valid_formats ) … Read more
Your content is there BUT hidden from view via CSS styles. Normally wouldn’t provide an answer for this, but it may be helpful to others as it is not uncommong. This is usually due to CSS styles in external stylesheets, inlined in your <head> in of the html document (template header) OR more commonly as … Read more
You may use get_term_children() to get children of a term but it return only ids so you could use get_term_by() to convert it to id Approach 3 This method is based WP builtin on get_term_children() and _get_term_hierarchy() but converted to support slug. The whole set of functions are presented here for reference. Like builtin version, … Read more
you may need to wrap $slug in quotes $course = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM wp_posts where post_name=”$slug”” );
It shows more than 3 posts because you used post_per_page when it should be posts_per_page (note the plural “posts”). But actually, you can use the same query and use a counter to display the different template parts: $loop = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 5, ) ); $c = 1; // post … Read more
You can add content to the head in WordPress using the wp_head hook, see this link. This will allow you to write a function to output your content as you wish. This could just be a static piece of text or something created dynamically (e.g. to incorporate a list of tags). Also take note of … Read more
That’s expected, this code gets the date of the current post: $post_date = get_the_time( ‘d-m-y’, $post->ID ); But you’re not inside the post loop yet, so the current post is the page you’re on. the_post is what sets the current post, so you need to call this inside the loop, not outside. There are some … Read more
You can’t switch in different blogs of the network with the switch_to_blog([1,2]); function. The function needs a clearly integer value for one blog, see documentation. WP Core This process should help you. A custom way with the help of the WP core. // The sites IDs $sitesObj = get_sites([ ‘site__in’ => [1, 2,] ]); // … Read more
You ask a good question, where I would put it or how I would call it? I don’t think you want to loop over all the posts everytime somebody visiting your site checking if any of them are more than one year old. Here is some thoughts about how this could be realized. Assume you … Read more
I’ve made a page where the user can check the supported post formats, and the problem was that in case the user haven’t checked any post format it returns false, and instead of returning an array that contains ‘standard’ like the following return [‘standard’], I used only the keyword return to stop the function from … Read more