Since you are querying for multiple meta_key’s, you will want to put your meta_key queries in an array. A good example is this posting on StackExchange. For each of your functions you’ll want to replace the last three lines where you set the [‘meta_key’], [‘meta_value’], and [‘meta_relation’] with something like this: if( ! isset($query->query_vars[‘meta_query’]) ) … Read more
You should be able to use pre_get_posts to change the query. I’d suggest creating a custom plugin, so that if you ever change your theme your modifications will still apply. To get you started, here’s how you can set the post types being searched: function search_filter($query) { if ( !is_admin() && $query->is_main_query() ) { if … Read more
Just put both if statements with || (or) in the one callback function: function wpse_283481_exclude_posts( $query ) { if ( ( $query->is_main_query() && $query->is_home() ) || $query->is_feed() ) { $query->set( ‘cat’, ‘-103’ ); } } add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘wpse_283481_exclude_posts’ );
Use esc_html() when outputting a string value inside tags. Use esc_attr() when you’re outputting a string value inside an attribute=””. If you’re outputting a URL, use esc_url() instead of those two. if ($tenantsInfo) { foreach ($tenantsInfo as $tenant) { echo “<h2>Welcome, ” . esc_html( $tenant->tenant_name ) . “</h2>”; } }
There are view issues with the query: First what the @janh wrote. Second why you removing the am/pm when you could easily use the date(“Y-m-d H:i:s”); Third, there is this little helper for the database table prefixes $wpdb->prefix Users table the column name is display_name Also when you make aliases is a good rule to … Read more
You should add the following code to the functions.php of your theme (and it is better to make all modifications in child theme): add_filter( ‘posts_search’ , ‘posts_search’ ); function posts_search( $search ) { $search = str_replace( ‘LIKE’, ‘COLLATE utf8_bin LIKE’, $search ); return $search; } It works. You can check it on my test site: … Read more
I’m too low level to comment but maybe this WP guide can help you. I didn’t want to copy and paste their answer in case it was against WPSE.
that was easy to do directly in sql: UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = replace(post_content,'</div>\r\n\r\n<div id=”postbottom”>’,'</div><div id=”postbottom”>’);
First up, the first thing you should do is read the developer docs. This question touches on a lot of topics, and it’s not going to be possible to explain them all in one answer. Anyway, directory would be a Custom Post Type registered by the theme or a plugin. When a post type is … Read more
Query posts dynamic date range