When you create a new custom post type or you already have one, sometimes you notice the featured image option or meta box does not exist in your custom post type. In this article, we will not only take a look into adding a featured image option to a custom post type but will also …
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In this article, we will take a look into removing the Add New post button and removing the Edit and Delete posts options from the custom post type. You can remove add new post button, and edit and delete posts link from the custom post type by just limiting the capabilities of your custom post …
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In this article, we will take a look into getting posts from a custom post type by a taxonomy, multiple taxonomy, multiple terms with a term id, slug, and name. But before moving further, let’s assume I have a custom post type called Events, which has slug events. I also have a taxonomy called Event …
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In this article, we will take a look into getting different types of custom post type data and display them in the post template. But before moving further, let’s assume I have a custom post type Events and its slug name is ‘events’. Now we will use this case for all the examples further in …
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In this article, I will take a look at getting and displaying a custom post type’s categories, category name, link, and list of all the categories of the custom post types. But before moving further, let say I have a custom post type called Events which has slug ‘events’ and it has a taxonomy called …
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To get the author image, you can use the get_avatar_url() function by passing author id as an argument. This will return the image URL of the author. There are two examples given below to get the author image: Get Author Image by Author ID Get Author Image by Post ID Get the Author Image by …
To get the author ID, you can use the get_the_author_meta() function by passing the ID as an argument. Below is an example of getting the author ID. Get Author ID in WordPress Get Author ID by Post ID in WordPress To get the author ID by post ID, you can use the get_post_field() function, along …
In WordPress, You can use the get_the_author_meta() function to get the author name. With the help of this, you can also get the author’s other details like first name, last name, nickname, email, id, etc. Get Author Name in WordPress Get Author First Name & Last Name in WordPress Get Author Name by Author ID …
When you use meta_query to get the results either between numbers or date, the ‘compare’ => ‘between’ parameter or can say the BETWEEN operator plays an important role. In the meta_query, The BETWEEN operator helps you to compare the results between the array of given meta values. The values in the array can be either …
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If you are using meta_query and want to get the results between dates then let me guide you to achieve that. In the WordPress database, the dates are stored in the YYYY-MM-DD format, so to get the correct results it’s very important that the format of your date should match the WordPress database date format. …
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