I have my page template pulling one specific category & pulling the featured image & title into 3 different columns on my site. The problem is they all pull the CSS class .proj-left how can I get my page to pull the featured image, title, & use the specific column CSS class that should be assigned to it?
First the code:
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My WP_query is
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I am wondering if querying posts like this:
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