Depending on your needs, WP Query may not work for this since it won’t include posts that have been deleted after the trash has been emptied. This should work (but hasn’t been tested): function wpse_custom_post_type_counter() { $number = get_option( ‘wpse_custom_counter’ ) ? absint( get_option( ‘wpse_custom_counter’ ) ): 0; $number++; update_option( ‘wpse_custom_counter’, $number ); } add_action( … Read more
You are most probably using an outdated version of Advanced Custom Fields plugin. I had the same issue. Updating to latest version fixed the issue.
If you are talking about paginated posts which created using <!–nextpage–> tag, then you will have to use the_content_feed hook to strip that tag and pass the full content. I have tried below code & it does exactly that. But please note it will pass full content to RSS feed for all the posts. add_action(‘the_content_feed’, … Read more
Custom feed slug To create a custom feed slug, e.g. example.tld/billyfeed/ we can use the add_feed() but we have to flush the rewrite rules to activate it. We can do that e.g. by visiting the Permalinks settings page in the backend. To generate the feed we can use e.g. do_feed_rss2() or do_feed_atom(). Here’s an example: … Read more
To schedule a WordPress page for future date or time, you just need to adjust the date and the time shown on the screenshot below. You have to also be careful not to schedule on a passed date that could be the problem. You can also refresh the page and try once again. If the … Read more
Let’s give it a try: $str=”<img src=”http://myserver.mydomain/picture.png” />”; $pattern =’#<img src=”http://.*/(.*)” />#’; $replace=”<img src=”http://http://i0.wp.com/$1?quality=70&strip=all />””; $result = preg_replace($pattern, $replace, $str); The $pattern is quite simple and very specific. You might need to generalize it a bit more but it should show you the direction to go. E.g. it takes no care of possible whitespace. A … Read more
A good place to start learning how this stuff works in WordPress is to get familiar with the WordPress Documentation which is lovingly referred to as The Codex. The answer to your question will become very clear once you understand how The Loop works. If I am understanding your question clearly enough I think that … Read more
Try this instead for pagination. It returns all the posts on my site. http://example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/?filter[category_name]=country&filter[posts_per_page]=-1
First of all you don’t know if you have posts number dividable by 11 in your case, so what will happen if at the end of your loop you end up with let’s say only 3 posts in your first section? Counter won’t reach 7 so your markup will be corrupted because of unclosed tags. … Read more
Use the file that wordpress generate at “export”. It should contain the basic info you are talking about (although not the user’s passwords if you are expecting to get it as well). It is just an xml file which you can parse, you can even look at the code of the wordpress importer for guidance.