How to solve this script problem in theme directory?
How to solve this script problem in theme directory?
wp-query
Order Custom Field by Price
Order Custom Field by Price
How to get query results for the next page
How to get query results for the next page
WP_query for posts with same post type AND same post category
You are using default category for custom post type. You can instead use a taxonomy query to get filtered result based upon your custom taxonomy terms. Try this – $cat_ids = array(); $postID = get_the_ID(); $categories = get_the_terms($postID, ‘custom_taxonomy_name’); //this will give all the terms foreach($categories as $cat) { $cat_ids[] = $cat->term_id; //you may put … Read more
custom query – offset to pagination
custom query – offset to pagination
Declare inline background image in functions.php
Declare inline background image in functions.php
WP_Query secondary query failing
Maybe you can try with get_posts() and foreach loop for the second query instead of WP_Query and then you will have something like this: <?php $secondary_query = get_posts(‘category_name=students’); foreach($secondary_query as $secondary_post): echo “<li>” . get_the_title($secondary_post->ID) . “</li>”; endforeach; ?> With above like style you don’t need wp_reset_query() just make sure you pass the post ID … Read more
WP_query issue with no posts
By using those named GET variables such as year or monthnum you effectively short circuit the URL rewrite (if you are using pretty permalinks). This way you end up querying the main WP_Query instance first and effectively making yours completely useless (well, you do alter the posts_per_page attribute so there’s that). Anyway, the point is … Read more
What method does this eventually call: do_action_ref_array( ‘parse_query’, array( &$this ) );
What method does this eventually call: do_action_ref_array( ‘parse_query’, array( &$this ) );
WP_Query always returning the last custom post
There is no post_name argument for WP_Query, if you’re querying by slug, it’s just name. Without that argument, your query just gets the latest post back.