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How to get all WordPress posts by date?
First step is to build a query, for the demonstration I will take all posts ( posts_per_page=-1 ) in ascending order ( order=asc ) with any post status ( post_status=any ). Post status can be changed by using array of arguments like ‘post_status’ => array ( ‘publish’, ‘future’ ) ( documentation ).
How to output date and time in WordPress?
WordPress gives you four functions to output the date and/or time. These are: the_date (): By default, it will echo the date of the post in the format F j, Y, so if the post was published on 20 November 2018, it would echo November 20, 2018.
What do you need to know about WP query?
This post is part of a series called Mastering WP_Query. In this series on WP_Query, you’ve been learning how to use the WP_Query class to create custom queries in your theme files or plugins.
How to use arguments in WP _ query class?
In this series on WP_Query, you’ve been learning how to use the WP_Query class to create custom queries in your theme files or plugins. This part of the series will take you through the arguments you can use to create both simple and complex date queries, to output posts published on, before, after or between given dates.
How does Google determine the date of a post?
According to Google webmaster blog, Google determines the date of a post using a variety of factors.
How to display all your WordPress posts in one page?
This shortcode will simply display a list of all your post titles in a chronological order. It is set to display maximum 1000 posts per page. If you have more than a thousand posts, then you can change that.
How can I display a list of all my blog posts?
The plugin allows you to display list of posts in a variety of ways. You can show them all under links to yearly archives, or you can show them under collapsible years. If you want to display them under collapsible years, then you need to add and next to the option ‘Before / After (Year headline)’.