[…] I’ve used multiple times requires two things: A function for retrieving the post IDs for the post types contained in a custom menu An instance of ` WP_Query` At that point, all you need is the name of the menu for which you want to retrieve the post IDs. Adding Tabbed Navigation in WordPress […]
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[…] So this is yet another post that’s going to be an illustration of how to use $wpdb to quickly update information based on metadata (without using something like WP_Query or WP_Meta_Query to handle it). Database Queries to Quickly Update Data, Part 1 I’m going to be breaking this out into two parts because the initial […]
[…] content management systems work. The problem comes whenever we’re working with templates that contain code making more complex calls to various APIs. Though I demonstrated this using WP_Query (and will continue to do so), it’s not just that query. Anyway, though, what are we supposed to do with this? WordPress Templates: When HTML Calls […]
[…] sidebar, it reads Read More From Other Authors, and it retrieves stories from up to five other authors. Where additional custom post types may appear. Writing a custom WP_Query, pulling back the five most recent posts, and dropping them into the selected area seems easy enough, right? And it is. But there’s a gotcha. Display […]
Using a direct database query, you can load all WordPress custom fields. Here’s how to do so in a way that’s safe.
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