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I've been looking for a list all WP_Query arguments.

This looks obvious, but http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Query isn't helpful at all, "post_type" is mentioned only in an example, and arguments like "posts_per_page" aren't even there.

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  • The WP_Query page is purposely written in that way to detail the methods of the WP_Query class, query_posts lists all the possible args for use with queries, query_posts is just a wrapper/convenience function for the main $wp_query->query() object. $wp_query->query() is also just a wrapper for the $wp_query->get_posts() method.
    – t31os
    Mar 2, 2011 at 17:22

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I believe this is what you're looking for.

(You're right to look for it on the class documentation...i think the reason why it's on query_posts() is because that (and get_posts()) is meant to be the primarily used function to get posts.)

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Hi @Wordpressor:

The arguments for WP_Query() are documented on the query_posts() page on the Codex:

And for WordPress 3.1 you can also find the most complete documentation for the WP_Query args on lines 1872 through 2705 of /wp-includes/query.php. :-)

-Mike

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