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Post meta is a data set containing additional core as well as custom post information.
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Negative meta_query if storing multiple post_meta values with shared meta_key
WordPress supports storing multiple post meta values for a single post using the same meta key. For example one post can have multiple instances of meta_key 'pet' with meta_value 'cat', 'dog', and/or …
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Negative meta_query if storing multiple post_meta values with shared meta_key
In digging deeper into my issue it seemed like the only way to do this would be to do two queries:
First, query all pet owners who have a cat
$cat_owners = new WP_Query([
"post_type" => "pet_owners" …
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