I am trying to set up a custom endpoint which only returns some user data instead of the default data sent back by the users endpoint. But I don’t know how to get the first and last name of the user from WP_User_Query
I’m showing published and future posts on a category page.
I need to make future posts unclickable and add a special class to them in order to add a gray overlay, meaning the post is upcoming..
trying something like
I attached default taxonomy “category” to a “story” custom post type, when I register it:
Below is what I have so far for a custom rest endpoint (‘placesdb/v1/search?term=’) for a custom post type (place). This successfully returns all the places that have the search term in the title or content. However, I also want to return all the tags (tag archive pages) that match the search term (the same result as calling the non-custom ‘/wp/v2/tags?search=’). Is it possible to somehow add the tag results to the place results? I already successfully did the front-end approach of calling the places and tags endpoints separately via ajax, but I would rather get all the data in one swoop. Hence my attempt at making this custom endpoint.
in multi author website when author publish post , he/her can give star rating to his/her own post. and I can display average rating for every taxonomy term using this formula:
I would like to show an archive of posts that have two taxonomy terms in common. So for example, I’d like to show all posts that have both the terms “sauce” and “cheese” in the custom food taxonomy.
I have 2 WP_queries that I want to combine into 1 query. These are my orginal 2 queries:
I have 2 functions that use the same $args for the WP_Query class. How can i make it so I have to define the WP_Query class only once, and share all the returns, i.e. I should be able to loop through the query in the two functions without having to define it in each one.
I’m facing a problem I can’t solve.
I’d like to get the excerpt, title and link of the last post containing a particular meta-box button status.
Well, I have a Database made mostly with ‘Advanced Custom Fields’ in a page on my site that is supposed to get all the STORES (custom post type) of a city and show them to me, and by changing dynamically the URL I could made it get a genre, type, etc “www.urltoshow.com/ville/Paris?genre=Man”…