I’m querying to get a list of all posts, 20 posts_per_page, but the result shows all posts, but with 21 posts per page. If I change posts_per_page to 19, then 20 show. One post is sticky and shows up twice; not sure if that is causing the problem.
I’m building a theme that is going to show excerpts on the homepage for potentially dozens of posts. I don’t have manual excerpts on all of my posts, so $post->post_excerpt is empty for many posts. In the event that there isn’t a manual excerpt, I would like to use the built-in get_the_excerpt() function, but it isn’t available outside the loop.
I am working on a website that is using posts as a way to manage glossary articles similar to the example website below. I would like to find a way to display articles alphabetically and grouped by a selected letter (such as the letter ‘F’ in the example). I would like the process to be automatic.
The default search returns all post types, which is what I want. But for one specific custom post type I want to limit the result to a specific meta key value (a custom date that must be greater than today).
I’m trying to add a ‘sub post’ to each post on my site, eg
I have a WordPress form plugin and I use media_handle_upload to upload the files and get there ids directly and attached its ids to the post as a meta date, I used the following to did that:
I am writing a plugin that fetches some extended user info from a remote service and I need it to execute its function each time a user logs in.
Currently I’m using Simple Local Avatars on several of my blogs allowing people to upload their own custom avatar.
I want to try and remove automatic <p> tag and <br> tag addition for my custom post type.
I recently asked this question Custom post types – Use post_id in permalink structure and solved it but as I have enabled 'has_archive' => true the solution given no longer works. Let me explain: