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A function is a sequence of program instructions that perform a specific task. It is packaged as a unit that can be used wherever the according task should be performed.
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How to target a specific custom post type post and its all children and grandchildren?
I will really appreciate your help to create a function that will check by a given $my_custom_post_type_name and $post_name and return true if the current page / post is a $post_name or $post_name_chi …
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How to target a specific custom post type post and its all children and grandchildren?
Ok I found a way to do that. I hope it will help someone who is facing the same issue. If you want to target only specific posts based on the parent slug or ID (both will work) and a given post type ( …
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