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How do I get all post data in WordPress?
You have to use post_per_page=’-1′ to retrive all the posts. $args = array( ‘post_type’=> ‘post’, ‘orderby’ => ‘ID’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 // this will retrive all the post that is published ); $result = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $result-> have_posts() ) : ?>
How do I translate a custom field in WordPress?
To get started, you can install and activate the free TranslatePress plugin from WordPress.org. Then, head to Settings → TranslatePress to configure the plugin. The free version of TranslatePress allows you to add one extra translation language, while in the premium version you can have unlimited languages.
Where do I find custom field location in WordPress?
In this example, we will find all posts that have a post_type of ‘event’ where the custom field ‘location’ is equal to ‘Melbourne’. The custom field ‘ location’ in this case could be a text field, radio button or select field (something that saves a single text value) 2. Multiple custom field values (text based values)
How to query posts in ACF for custom fields?
The WP_Query object is used to query posts and will return an object containing an array of $post objects and many useful methods. The get_posts function makes use of the above WP_Query object, however, it only returns an array of $post objects making it a simpler way to find and loop over posts.
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.
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.