The existing WordPress functions are only for displaying one previous or next post. I quickly wrote functions to display any number of posts. Paste the following in your theme functions.php file: function custom_get_adjacent_posts( $in_same_cat = false, $previous = true, $limit = 2 ) { global $post, $wpdb; $op = $previous ? ‘<‘ : ‘>’; if … Read more
If something unexpected happens between query_posts() and get_post(), it is probably a plugin that hooks into the query and modifies it. Try disabling all plugins to see whether the problem disappears. Re-enable them one by one until you see the problem, that is the plugin that causes it.
Yes Its Possible Just Simply Run This Query Once If You’re Not Developer Then Don’t to Anything Just Simply log in to your cpanel->open phpmyadmin->There is maybe one or more database you’ve to find which one is wordpress database (click on database and where all table names starts with “wp_” its your WordPress Database -> … Read more
You can use my plugin Posts Creation Limits which has a per user, per role, per post type, per post status limiting system and combined with its post_creation_limits_custom_checks action hook and check if the user has created a post that day already – if so: show the the “limit reached message”. For example: add_action( ‘post_creation_limits_custom_checks’, … Read more
As this is a matter of Aperture/Lightroom plugins, maybe this Question could be posed in other sites of the Stack: Photography Ask Different The Aperture side seems to have less options: the only plugin I’ve found seems outdated, Pixelpipe an Applescript that may be of use if tweaked. This Mac blogging app, Marsedit, may be … Read more
It can happen if one of the files you include in the theme is returning 404 Not Found error. Like, if you’re linking to a .js or .css or an image which does not exist on that location. Use the Inspector in your browser to see if you get any 404 errors, anywhere. Fix them … Read more
Basically the easiest thing should be a callback to the start_el() method of the Walker class. // From core: apply_filters( ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’, $item_output, $item, $depth, $args ); Just grab the data (whatever the actual data is and from wherever it comes) and append it. add_action( ‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’, ‘wpse_10042_nav_menu_post_count’, 10, 4 ); function wpse_10042_nav_menu_post_count( $output, $item, $depth, $args … Read more
The posts are related to taxonomies (taxonomy/tag) in the wp_3_term_relationships table, where the object_id column is the post’s id, and the term_taxonomy_id is the taxonomy/tag id. Depending on what you want to accomplish, the solution might be to create the same taxonomies at each blog. This way the tax_query should work as normal.
As stated in my comment to the OP, you should make use of pre_get_posts to target change the query variables as needed before the main query is executed. Just a tip, pre_get_posts uses the same exact parameters as WP_Query, so you can have a look at those parameters and use them to construct your pre_get_post … Read more
You can use the has_password parameter of WP_Query. Here’s an example how you can hide it, for non administrators, on the edit.php screen for the post post type: /** * Hide password protected posts, for non-admins, in the case of ‘edit-post’ screen id * * @link http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/200426/26350 */ add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, function( \WP_Query $q ) { … Read more