Why does order ASC break offset in WP_Query?
Why does order ASC break offset in WP_Query?
wp-query
Complicated WP_Query
Complicated WP_Query
Problem with WordPress 4.0 and $wp_query
Problem with WordPress 4.0 and $wp_query
ordering and optimizing functions
If you think that you are making too many DB requests then you need to reorganize the way you store your data to be more efficient. It might even be totally irelevant if you employ the right type of caching. If your visitors are usually not logged in then a full page caching that W3TC, … Read more
WordPress WP_Query Array Custom search via taxonomies
WordPress WP_Query Array Custom search via taxonomies
Custom query to order by multiple taxonomies
Well, in case anyone is searching and trying to find a way to do what I did here, I figured it out myself. My task was: I have a custom post type called vehicle and there are two taxonomies, the vehicle maker and the vehicle model. I needed to show all the posts alphabetically ordered … Read more
Return a single custom post from multiple meta queries
The problem was that the nc_hidden met property did not exist if it was not checked so there was essentially no value to query against. I swapped nc_hidden from a checkbox to a select and updated my query as required. The working query is now as follows: $query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => ‘1’, ‘orderby’ => … Read more
WP_Query on “property” in the options table
WP_Query on “property” in the options table
Pagination in custom query in a category page
Meta query must be done with a nested array. So it may look more like this: $query = new WP_Query( array( ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ => ‘duedate’, ‘value’=> $today, ‘compare’ => ‘>=’, ), ), ‘paged’ => $paged, ‘posts_per_page’=>’20’ ) );
List ALL posts within last week from current category on category page
If I’m understanding you correctly you just need two more arguments in your $args array. Firstly, category_name – see WP_Query – Category Parameter. We get the value from the $wp_query global via get_query_var(), so like this: ‘category_name’ => get_query_var( ‘category_name’ ) Secondly, for the number of posts to show there is posts_per_page as it is … Read more