Get post ids from WP_Query?
Is there a way I can retrieve an array of post ids queried from the following:
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wp query to get child pages of current page
Can anyone please help me to with the wp_query.
Nested meta_query with multiple relation keys
I am curious whether WordPress is able to run nested meta_query, with each having different relation keys? As of WordPress 3.0, tax_query is able to perform this function; I’m wondering whether this has an equivalent with meta_query.
Is it possible to override the result of get_template_part()?
I’m working on a child theme, I strongly prefer not to override the main template files in order to maintain simplicity of the child theme as well as minimize the amount of code and maintenance over time.
Trouble with conditional tags
I’ve got some code I want to run on every page other than the blog page and the archive page.
How to show ‘login error’ and ‘lost password’ on my template page?
I’m providing front-end login in a template, using the function wp_login_form. It handles the redirection after login and logout pretty neatly! But if the username / password mismatch, or are non existent, the user is redirected to the admin login page, with the shaky js error. Also same is the case when I’m trying to reset the password, it takes me to the me backend page where I have to enter my email for resetting the password. I want to show both these activities on my template. Is there a way I could do this?
Setting up WordPress with Custom Permalinks and no .htaccess File?
I have a client that strongly prefers to disable .htaccess files because they like to set the Apache configurations themselves. However, they still want SEO-friendly URLs.
List all subcategories from category
How can I get all subcategories from a certain category?
How to print the excuted sql right after its execution
I am searching for a way by which i can print the executed sql query just after the :
Better way to get tag stats?
I have over 4000 posts. I am trying to query all the posts and get the count of tags each post has and sum up posts count based on number of tags the post has in dashboard. The posts count shows up properly when post_per_page is less than 2000 but beyond 2000 , the query timesout . It just shows ‘0’ for all.