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get_posts() is a function for creating multiple loops. It retrieves a list of latest posts or posts matching criteria.
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How to count posts with specific arguments
I'm wondering how I can request the amount of posts by passing certain arguments (you could see this as part of a "query"). See the example below.
$args = [
"numberposts" => -1,
"post_type" …
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get_next_post() and get_previous_post() return wrong posts
The problem was that Wordpress uses these functions based on post_date ...
I did an import from an old CMS to Wordpress where I just added all posts within a loop. Some of the dates were a few second …
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get_next_post() and get_previous_post() return wrong posts
I’ve been trying to retrieve the next and previous post in one of my Wordpress templates. Please note that I want to get the full post object instead of just the pre-formatted links to the posts.
The …
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