This sounds like an issue where the homepage is served out of a page cache, rather than generating live. Usually, when you are logged in, you are bypassing the cache and seeing a live generated page. If you have a caching plugin activated, try clearing the page cache and load the homepage again. If that … Read more
This is usually due to using custom query/loop stuff after the main query and not calling either wp_reset_postdata() or wp_reset_query() after you’re done. See this answer for more detail on which to use.
The Solution After WAY more research than I cared for and ultimately not getting a straight answer, I started to realize that the custom shortcode I was using to create HTML might be to blame. I was creating content by closing the <?php tag and reopening it after the html was finished. Turns out, I … Read more
Ben, Welcome to StackExchange! Page Templates are only able to be defined in the Page post type (“Pages” in the WP-admin). https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/#uses-for-page-templates You can edit your theme (or create a child theme) to define how your post pages are displayed. Depending on your needs you could define an archive.php, category.php or index.php in your theme … Read more
Your code is creating two divs for every post – a <div class=”container left”> and a <div class=”container right”>. One is empty each time, because you then check the $counter variable (which you’ve set to the post ID), and so only one of the divs ends up containing a post. Tom’s suggestion to use CSS … Read more
You need to pass posts_per_page and paged param. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘nutrisense_nieuws’, ‘posts_per_page’ => get_option(‘posts_per_page’); // number of posts to show per page ‘paged’ => get_query_var( ‘paged’, 1 ) // get page if set else page 1, Use “page” for static front page instead of “paged” see the links. ); $the_query = new … Read more
If I understand it correctly you want a visual indicator for departures relevant on the current time. One solution will be using Javascript and provide a way for the element to be identified as passed or active schedule time. HTML <div id=”myElement”> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/1253″>1253</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/1255″>1255</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/0955″>0955</a> <a href=”https://myawesomenewsite.com/departuretime/2213″>2213</a> </div> JAVASCRIPT // find elements … Read more
There are multiple ways to accomplish this, depending on your expertise and specific needs. First of all, you have not specified how these four posts are selected. Do you want to select them manually in the backend? Or are they the 4 most recent posts? Or random? Or from a specific category? Depending on the … Read more
Please see the Template Hierarchy. There is no template-portfolio.php template. It needs to be archive-portfolio.php. Also, you should not be using a custom query*. Use the main query in your post type archive templates. WordPress already queries the correct posts for you. So remove: $portfolio = new WP_Query(‘post_type’=> ‘portfolio’); And replace: while ($portfolio-> have_posts() ) … Read more
The else of the $change % 5 == 0 also runs when $change is a 1 and that is why the first post is displayed twice. You could fix it by changing <?php $change++ ?> <?php endif; ?> <?php if ( $change % 5 == 0 ) : ?> to <?php $change++ ?> <?php elseif … Read more