By loop i mean reoccuring events.
If anyone has a quick fix or smart idea pls share your thoughts as im stuck and cant seem to solve the problem.
Best Regards, FredNor
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]]>i am trying to fetch some single post from the Blog without using the Loop. It worked for following:
<?php $custom = array('numberposts' => 1, 'offset' => 0,);
get_posts($custom);
?>
Now i display the title, excerpt and make us of the permalink. After that i reset the postdata
<?php wp_reset_postdata(); ?>
With this code i get always the latest posts from my wordpress. The Problem is i want also the next two posts in a new section of the site (chronological).
I tried it with numberposts=2 offset 1 but this gives me also the latest post.
Does anyone know how i have to modify my querry to get it work?
Short Example of Use Case:
For example three containers on landing page without Blog.
Container 1: Article 1 at 5/10/2014
Container 2: Article 2 at 6/10/2014
Container 3: Article 3 at 7/10/2014
and Article 4 at 4/10/2014 shouldn’t be fetched.
I would use a loop but the containers are all diffrent which would lead to a complete css overwork.
Thank you in anticipation for your replies
When I uploaded, I did not crop or change the size, which is what seemed to be the problem for others on these forums.
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]]>However, it doesn’t work if the page desired is anything other than a main page.
Does anyone have a similar trick that I could use for displaying sub-page (or sub-sub page) content without using the loop?
]]><?php
foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) {
echo '<li><a href="/topics/' . $category->category_nicename . '">' . $category->cat_name . '</a><span class="amount" style="width:"' . $category->category_count . 'px""> </span></li>';
}
?>
but that only listed one category so then I read a bunch and decided I needed to probably write SQl outright so I tried this.
$categories = mysql_query("SELECT term_id FROM terms ORDER BY ID");
for($i=1;$i<($categories[$i]);$i++){
echo '<li><a href="/topics/' . $category[$i]->category_nicename . '">' . $category->cat_name . '</a><span class="amount" style="width:' . $category->category_count . 'px"> </span></li>';
}
That doesn’t do anything. I am just guessing here cause I have no idea with php. Can someone help me achieve what I want? I want the result of the first code sample but all the categories, not just one.
]]><?php
foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) {
echo '<li><a href="/topics/' . $category->category_nicename . '">' . $category->cat_name . '</a><span class="amount" style="width:"' . $category->category_count . 'px""> </span></li>';
}
?>
but that only listed one category so then I read a bunch and decided I needed to probably write SQl outright so I tried this.
$categories = mysql_query("SELECT term_id FROM terms ORDER BY ID");
for($i=1;$i<($categories[$i]);$i++){
echo '<li><a href="/topics/' . $category[$i]->category_nicename . '">' . $category->cat_name . '</a><span class="amount" style="width:' . $category->category_count . 'px"> </span></li>';
}
That doesn’t do anything. I am just guessing here cause I have no idea with php. Can someone help me achieve what I want? I want the result of the first code sample but all the categories, not just one.
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