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Set up The Loop with query parameters. This will override the current WordPress Loop and shouldn’t be used more than once. This must not be used within the WordPress Loop.
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Including post data in a sidebar occurring outside of and before the Loop
What you really need to show us is the relevant code from your sidebar-single.php. But at as guess, how are you rewinding? If you aren't using wp_reset_query(), you might want to try that. http://code …
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How to return results of a get_posts() in explicitly defined order
Okay, I was determined to find a way to do this, and I think I've got it. I had hoped to find a simpler solution and avoid having to use a new WP_Query object, but it's just too ingrained into how the …
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How to return results of a get_posts() in explicitly defined order
How about just clearing the orderby with a filter? Right before you query your posts, put in:
add_filter('posts_orderby', '__return_false');
Then, after your loop is done:
remove_filter('posts_ord …
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