Where do I find the loop?

  • Don’t know where to put this question.

    How do I place another function inside a php-loop?

    A “comment-counter” inside a loop of “latest posts”.

    Where do I find this loop? I feel like I’ve tried to place the code everywhere.
    And is it the whole code, or just til function-call I have to place in the loop?

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  • Could I set up a page an index page that redirected you to another page that it would work in?

    I guess, though, what I really want to know is where do I go to try plugging in different values to make it work.

    I’m sure I can make it work somehow, I just need to know how to start messing with it. I’m at work now, so I’ll try to go home and read the codex from the beginning and sort it out, but I feel like with some experimentation I can find a workable solution…
    BR

    Get rid of the subdoamin redirect – that’s THE workable solution.

    accidentally posted twice.

    Wow, now i’ve really messed it up. I’m going to have to go home and work on this tonight.

    I don’t understand what is so complicated.
    (we should move this hole discussion in a new thread – it has NOTHING to do with the Loop, btw)

    I have a very similar setup:
    subdomain.domain.net/blog – where WP is installed in the blog folder.

    This is the URI I put in the admin > Options > General settings. For both fields!

    The subdomain is NOT redirected. Always stays as you see it above.
    The blog works perfectly… believe it or not ??
    https://crosscultural.transycan.net/blog/

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