Custom search form with empty parameters
I’m building a custom search form with keywords and drop down lists (categories, date, and country (have a separate plugin for this)).
I’m building a custom search form with keywords and drop down lists (categories, date, and country (have a separate plugin for this)).
I use this to display all posts in all categories.
In the codex for WP_Query I see you can query by page_id=7 for pages or by p=7 for posts. Is there a way to get a post of any post type by ID? Like id=7 that will get it no matter if it’s a page, post or custom post type?
I’ve used a custom post type for one of my website. Custom post type contains scratch card data along with some custom fields.
I’m working on a website with a search feature that allows users to search through a lot of post meta. There is a specific search pattern that I would like to forcibly return no results for. The WP_Query technically will find results in the database, but I’d like to override that somehow to force it to return no results to trigger the if( $example->have_posts() ) to fail.
How can i get the row counts in query post like mysql count(*).
I am creating a front end dashboard where I need to show all the posts by the current user. So, I need to show posts in all states, mainly published, trashed and the pending. I am now using a simple query but it is returning only the published posts.
How do I set my custom loop to only show top-level posts? I have a hierarchical custom post type and the archive page shows both the parent and child posts.
I have read countless posts on ordering data by numeric value ( as opposed to string – it i have a numeric meta value and it gets ordered like this 1 11 12 2 233 etc as opposed to the way i want it
In my WordPress site, I made a custom page template, which contained a custom query [using WP_Query()]. With that query, I can perfectly get the posts of a certain category. But I want to show the page contents along with the queried posts.