Let's not get ahead of ourselves though, what does the code we just entered do?
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 9:09 am
As you can see yourself, separating the array declaration from the object initialization allows us to organize our code much better and to be able to insert all the options we want inside the array.
I refer to “all the options we want” because argentina phone number data by taking a quick look at the Codex page where this class is described we will discover that there are dozens of options at our disposal and that we could create many different types of Loops.
The array declaration $argsallows us to tell WP_Query that we want to only show posts that have been saved inside the category with ID 3. Obviously initializing the WP_Query object inside the variable $loopdoesn't return anything on our page, but that's because we still have to start the actual Loop.
The array declaration $argsallows us to tell WP_Query that we want to only show posts that have been saved inside the category with ID 3. Obviously initializing the WP_Query object inside the variable $loopdoesn't return anything on our page, but that's because we still have to start the actual Loop.
I refer to “all the options we want” because argentina phone number data by taking a quick look at the Codex page where this class is described we will discover that there are dozens of options at our disposal and that we could create many different types of Loops.
The array declaration $argsallows us to tell WP_Query that we want to only show posts that have been saved inside the category with ID 3. Obviously initializing the WP_Query object inside the variable $loopdoesn't return anything on our page, but that's because we still have to start the actual Loop.
The array declaration $argsallows us to tell WP_Query that we want to only show posts that have been saved inside the category with ID 3. Obviously initializing the WP_Query object inside the variable $loopdoesn't return anything on our page, but that's because we still have to start the actual Loop.