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Posts are the core of WordPress. They store content, are categorized, and are expansible with meta. Posts are grouped by post type, and within their post type by taxonomy (though a taxonomy can span more than one post type).
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Get the current post ID as a variable in Javascript
If you mean on the frontend, here's my oneliner for striping the id from the body's class:
var postid = $("body")[0].className.match(/postid-\d+/)[0].split("-")[1];
No need for PHP so you can keep yo …
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Override WordPress core post-template.php block template
To insert a custom field:
I recommend using the Meta Field Block plugin developed just for this purpose
To alter core/post-template's DOM with PHP
Add a filter to render_block action e.g. in functions …
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Enable sticky posts to custom post_type
Edit 2022:
You can use the plugin mentioned in @Ray's answer now! Tested and seems to save the sticky attribute in a native way, so you can use e.g. ignore_sticky_posts
Original Answer:
As none of the …
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