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$args = array('numberposts' => 10, 'tag' => 'my-tag', 'ID' => 555'); $posts = get_posts($args); I want to bring only 10 records from an specific tag and that the ID is less than a number. Is there any way to do this with the get_posts arguments? How can I specify Greater Than, Less Than or Not Like in the arguments array? Thanks... A nice solution if you want to get the posts with an ID lower than X: $post_ids = range(1, 555); $args = array('numberposts' => 10, 'tag' => 'my-tag', 'post__in' => $post_ids'); $posts = get_posts($args); props to girlieworks here: https://wordpress.org/support

I want to be able to show posts and have them sorted by a couple criteria, first by the amount of votes they have on them and second by the date at which they were created. I don't want posts that are more than a week old being displayed so only posts in the last week. I tried doing this: <%= render @posts.sort_by { |post| post.votes.count if post.created_at < 1.week.ago.utc }.reverse %> but it gave me an error of comparison of NilClass with 2 failed I know the code works by just sorting posts by vote count but I also want to limit time so could someone tell me how this can be done. I'm still

I have a small network of sites setup with WordPress 3.0's multisite feature. I would like to create another site which pulls certain posts from the various other sites to display. This new 'hub' site would seem like its own separate site to the user (with domain mapping), but its content is coming from the posts from the other sites. How can I get posts from another site in a WordPress multisite setup? Can I query for posts based on the name of the site? The end result needs to be a collection of posts from the different sites sorted by date. Thanks for your help. Oudin I had the similar

My goal is to strip the images and iframes out of WordPress posts (they are in .para divs) and move them to a <ul> above the post, just inside the local wrapper (.wrapper940). The jQuery below works, but moves ALL image and iframes from all posts to a single new <ul> above the first post. Instead of this, I am trying to move the images and iframes PER POST to a new <ul> just inside the wrapper of each post. Here's the jQuery: jQuery("document").ready (function($){ var matchesEl = $(".para img, .para iframe"); if ( matchesEl.length > 0) { var newUl = $("<ul></ul>"); newUl.prependTo(matchesEl

Let's consider, "Coding", "Technical","Diary" are some labels on blog and I do not want to display all "diary" label's posts on homepage (with my rest of the label post's) so what I want to do ? I want that XML code to hide post's with some labels from homepage ! [I search uncountable times same thing on search engines like yahoo,google,yandex,etc but I didn't got anything, [ hope blogger/xml community should help !] check image to view label Search for the following emphasised (bold) code in your template (Template - Edit HTML) .... <div class='post-outer'> <b:include data='post' name='post'/

I need the first post that was ever posted to be styled differently. Is there a way that I can see if the post is first, and then change its contents? I currently have a div in all my posts. This needs to be replaced with different div . Apparently the following piece of code can help, but I'm not sure how to implemenet it: <?php if (have_posts()) : $postCount = 1; while (have_posts()) : $postCount++; ?> I'm new with WordPress so not entirely sure how this could work? Append following codes after yours: <?php if (have_posts()) : $postCount = 1; while (have_posts()) : $postCount++; ?> <?php if(