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When to use an array in WP query?
If you use custom post types, you’ll be happy to hear that you can use an array for the value of the post_type parameter as well. For the taxonomy type parameters category__in, tag__in and so on, you can use an array to indicate a multitude of values.
Is there a way to query posts in WP?
There are many ways to query posts in WP, however, this article will make use of the common get_posts function, WP_Query Object and pre_get_posts filter. If you are already familiar with the above function, object and filter you may skip this section.
Can you use an array for post status in WordPress?
You can use an array for post_status to pull posts from a number of different statuses. Note that you can use the string any to get posts from all statuses. If you use custom post types, you’ll be happy to hear that you can use an array for the value of the post_type parameter as well.
What is the WP _ query object in ACF?
If you are already familiar with the above function, object and filter you may skip this section. The WP_Query object is used to query posts and will return an object containing an array of $post objects and many useful methods.
Where can I find the list of parameters in WP query?
You can find the complete list of parameters in the Codex, of course! In many cases, you will want to specify a number of values that an argument can take. Where it would seem logical, WP_Query usually allows you to use arrays to make your life easier. Here are a few examples:
What is the result of the WP query?
The total number of posts found matching the current query parameters $max_num_pages The total number of pages. Is the result of $found_posts / $posts_per_page
Which is the best course to learn WP query?
WP_Query: Understand it, Love it! This free WPShout Course is a step-by-step introduction to WP_Query, one of the most powerful systems in WordPess. By the end of the course, you’ll know what a WP_Query is, and how and why to use your own custom WP_Query s for theme and plugin development.