You can try to load the wp-load.php of wp-config.php files manually, but then some defines are not set (like HTTP_HOST). An easier way is to use the eval-file method of the wp-cli package. No you can just do: And in your file, you can call all the usual WordPress methods. Only make sure to explicitly […]

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Here are the steps involved when moving a WordPress Multisite installation to a new domain name. In my case I wanted to move everything (code + database) from development to production. After copying everything to the new environment, you have to change the following items: Make sure to add or update your wp-config.php file: define('DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', […]

To get custom post types and filter them by custom taxonomies, you can do the following: or filter by more than one taxonomy (this means: give me posts from taxonomy 1 OR 3 OR 6): or to exclude posts with specific taxonomies: Maybe good to know: combining categories and tags means AND, so for example […]

There are many articles about the difference between custom taxonomies and post meta data. Here are some differences I experienced: There is no index on the post meta value. With the builtin WP_Query functionality, you cannot search with operators like <, >, =, >=, BETWEEN, etc. in custom taxonomies, so if your values are numbers, […]

Explanation about register_taxonomy and register_post_type and how this is reflected in the URL structure. register_taxonomy( 'my_newscat', ['post'], [ 'labels' => ['name' => 'News category'], 'public' => true, 'hierarchical' => true, 'show_admin_column' => true, 'rewrite' => [ 'slug' => 'newscategories' ], 'query_var' => 'newscategories' ] ); If we didn't specify a rewrite slug, we had to […]