Only get_posts of certain post formats
I’m trying to create a archive list with only my “normal” post format articles (not link, aside, quote, etc formats).
archives
How To Modify The Loop in archives.php To Have 11 Posts Per Page and CSS Styling
I edited my loop in archives.php in order to work with pagination and with the Category Post List Widget. I basically pieced it all together from random code and ideas and am now so far from the default post query that I’m having trouble getting back to square one. The reason I need to get back to square one is that I need two things:
Custom archive page based on array of categories and tags
I’m looking to create custom archive page based on passed arrays which contains categories and tags, for an example:
Force WordPress to Show Pages Instead of Category
I am trying to create a SILO structure on one of my WordPress site.
Archive listing of posts by publish year (multiple years)
I have an archive page showing all blog posts (in a specific category). With a growing number of posts, I want to separate these by publish year. For example (simplified), I’d like the following:
Category archive by year with permalink support /category/YYYY
I am currently looking at creating a new type of site archive within WordPress that allows users to filter by category AND by year rather than the default category OR year.
How to Change Author Posts URL
How can I display an authors archive by author id instead author slug like
How to create an attachments archive with working pagination?
This might sound like query_posts with pagination problem number 2103024 but I think this one might be special.
Display Editable Text Above CPT Archive Listings
I have two custom post types (Authors and Partners). I display their archive page’s in the main navigation and use archive-authors.php and archive-partners.php to make a couple small tweaks to the display of posts in each.
How to get the custom post type from an archive page?
In my website I have three custom post types: scripts, scenes and plugins. When visiting the archive page of a single post type (i.e. by going to mysite.com/plugins) you correctly see all the posts of that type.