Maybe it’s just a matter of parentheses. if ( ( $post->post_parent == ‘4426’ || in_array( ‘4426’, $post->ancestors) ) && !is_page(4430) ) { // Who We Are //do something } I’m assuming is_page accepts an Integer being the page ID and 4430 is not the slug or page title.
Paste this onto any page and load the page (or make it a function in functions.php and call that function somewhere) $args = array( ‘nopaging’ => true, // Loop through all posts at once ‘meta_key’ => ‘YOUR_CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME’, // Replace with the name of your custom field ‘meta_value’ => ‘YOUR_CUSTOM_FIELD_VALUE’, // The value of that field … Read more
Where is object, property or label in the database that controls the order of the posts being displayed?
Look at the filter for rewrite_rules_array and add a re-write rule to re-write /products/category-name/sub-category-name/product-name to index.php?pagename=product-name. You might need to grab the category-name and sub-category-name too if your product-names are not unique. Then add a query var for product-name using the query_vars filter. Once you’ve done that in your new post type template you can … Read more
How can add posts without category into category
Some thoughts on how I would approach this. I can update later with some code if necessary when I have the time. I would handle the first page with two additional queries, so three loops on page one. Hook pre_get_posts and do two meta queries for the three posts that will appear in the first … Read more
Customize search results to include custom posts and display in a specific template page
1 Go to your WordPress Administration Panel. 2 edit home page 3 select template and update 4 go to setting-> reading , select home page
Assuming you are editing a child theme (or somehow protecting your changes from future update/over-writing) a very simple way to accomplish this is with a CSS rule that targets your mobile menu, then applies display: none to it. Using a combination of media queries and carefully written CSS selectors, you can target exactly the HTML … Read more
The sql command would be the most effective, clean and fast method to my knowledge. You can use this command to set all content to the desired value: UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content=”YOUR POST CONTENT HERE”;