tomconte

You’re right, that is certainly the reason why. Thanks!

What’s the proper way of excluding the current month from display? I have it set up like this:

<? foreach(array_slice($months,1) as $this_month) : ?>

Not sure if I will experience problems down the road due to the array becoming larger over time. Any suggestions? I’m curious to see if there is a better way.

Fancy I see you here. It seems we both are pondering the same thing. Well, I found a solution although I’m having problems with actual date it is interpreting (today is the 21st, but all of sudden it’s declaring itself as tomorrow 22nd).

Anyways, here is what I have to display posts published for “Today”:

// Capture today's date
$today = getdate();

// Set WP Query arguments
$argsT = array(
	'cat'=>3,
	'year'=>$today["year"],
	'monthnum'=>$today["mon"],
	'day'=>$today["mday"]
	);

// Create a new instance of the object
$todayQuery = new WP_Query($argsT);

// Loop through posts published "Today"
<?php if ($todayQuery->have_posts()) : ?>
<?php while ($todayQuery->have_posts()) : $todayQuery->the_post(); ?>
<a href="<?php echo $link; ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title_attribute(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a>
<?php endwhile; ?>

My only problem is the getdate() function is much faster than what the actual time is….not sure why but I’m still figuring that out.