Your code, while looking like it could be every other, is based on math, so it will be even and odds as the query goes by iterations counting up. modulus 2 == 0 means even numbers in this sense (iteration / 2 has no remainder has to be an even number) If you’re looking to … Read more
You’ll need to create or edit a template in order to display all posts in a particular way. The settings you have adjusted aren’t enough instructions to WordPress on what to display where, and the Feed setting only adjusts the RSS feed – not the actual visitor-facing URLs. First: create a child theme if you … Read more
Simple setting: look at Admin, Settings, Reading. Change the “Blog pages show at most” value (count). Then look at your Theme Customizations for a setting to show full posts or excerpts. If you don’t put a manual excerpt on the post editing page, then the theme will grab the first xx words (depending on the … Read more
The advanced custom fields plugin will probably do what you need. You can add field values to page templates using the plugins PHP functions
You can use additional WP_Query parameters like post_per_page For example, $my_custom_query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ =>1, ‘orderby’=>’DESC’); $my_custom_query = new WP_Query( $my_custom_query_args );
This may not solve the problem necessary because there may be other rules in your theme that have higher specificity and will overrule your selectors but You need to combine the selector together, like so: .postid-6238.inside-article { background-color: #393939; } That selector will choose for all elements that have BOTH the classes .postid-6238 and .inside-article … Read more
Thanks to Brad Dalton at wpsites.net for getting me to the answer. Install Advanced Custom Fields plugin. Create a custom field called price, formatted as a number. Use the code below (based on Bill Erickson’s tutorial): add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘kr_change_posts_order’ ); function kr_change_posts_order( $query ) { if ( $query->is_main_query() && !is_admin() && !is_page() ) { $orderby … Read more
What happens next? Nothing. That’s it. Loading the template is the last thing that happens. I suppose the post loop in the template gets executed. When the template is loaded the PHP code in it just gets run like any other PHP code. Most templates should include a pattern of code that’s called ‘the loop’. … Read more
Your posts password form does not show because you typed the password in and unlocked the post, and it remembers you from when you submitted the password via cookies. It doesn’t have to be this particular post either, entering a password unlocks all posts that use that password present and future.
For sure not only your Posts include Code. There will be also hacked php files. Cleaning the posts wont help until the secuity hole is fixed. After closing the secuity hole you could use Better Search an Replace for Replacing the Code.