Slider Revolution WP
09.06.2016
Automatically Select all Current and Future Categories
The following code snippets can be used to auto-generate grid's that always include all posts, pages and/or custom post types.
In order for this to work, first create a grid from within the plugin’s main admin. This will essentially be used as a “settings grid”, where the settings from the grid will be used, but the actual post source of the grid will be auto-generated via PHP.
Next, decide where you’re going to add the PHP code. This will depend on where you want the grid to show up on any given one of your web pages. As a proof of concept, you can switch to the TwentyFifteen theme, and then add the code to the very bottom of TwentyFifteen’s “header.php” file.
Auto-include all posts:
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// the "Alias" name from the grid you created within the plugin's main admin // this will be used as the "settings template" for the auto-generated grid $esg_alias = 'my-grid'; $esg_list = array(); $esg_args = array( 'post_type' => 'post' ); $esg_loop = new WP_Query( $esg_args ); while ( $esg_loop->have_posts() ) : $esg_loop->the_post(); $esg_list[] = get_the_id(); endwhile; echo do_shortcode( '[ess_grid alias="' . $esg_alias . '" posts="' . implode( ',', $esg_list ) . '"]' ); |
Auto-include all pages:
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// the "Alias" name from the grid you created within the plugin's main admin // this will be used as the "settings template" for the auto-generated grid $esg_alias = 'my-grid'; $esg_list = array(); $esg_args = array( 'post_type' => 'page' ); $esg_loop = new WP_Query( $esg_args ); while ( $esg_loop->have_posts() ) : $esg_loop->the_post(); $esg_list[] = get_the_id(); endwhile; echo do_shortcode( '[ess_grid alias="' . $esg_alias . '" posts="' . implode( ',', $esg_list ) . '"]' ); |
Auto-include all entries from a specific Custom Post Type:
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// the "Alias" name from the grid you created within the plugin's main admin // this will be used as the "settings template" for the auto-generated grid $esg_alias = 'my-grid'; $esg_list = array(); // where "essential_grid" is the slug of the Custom Post Type $esg_args = array( 'post_type' => 'essential_grid' ); $esg_loop = new WP_Query( $esg_args ); while ( $esg_loop->have_posts() ) : $esg_loop->the_post(); $esg_list[] = get_the_id(); endwhile; echo do_shortcode( '[ess_grid alias="' . $esg_alias . '" posts="' . implode( ',', $esg_list ) . '"]' ); |
Auto-include all posts, pages and custom post-types:
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// the "Alias" name from the grid you created within the plugin's main admin // this will be used as the "settings template" for the auto-generated grid $esg_alias = 'my-grid'; $esg_list = array(); $esg_args = array( 'post_type' => 'any' ); $esg_loop = new WP_Query( $esg_args ); while ( $esg_loop->have_posts() ) : $esg_loop->the_post(); $esg_list[] = get_the_id(); endwhile; echo do_shortcode( '[ess_grid alias="' . $esg_alias . '" posts="' . implode( ',', $esg_list ) . '"]' ); |
Example where Grid is only added to a specific page within your site:
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// Where the grid would be added to the page with ID "23" if( get_the_ID() == '23' ) { // the "Alias" name from the grid you created within the plugin's main admin // this will be used as the "settings template" for the auto-generated grid $esg_alias = 'my-grid'; $esg_list = array(); $esg_args = array( 'post_type' => 'post' ); $esg_loop = new WP_Query( $esg_args ); while ( $esg_loop->have_posts() ) : $esg_loop->the_post(); $esg_list[] = get_the_id(); endwhile; echo do_shortcode( '[ess_grid alias="' . $esg_alias . '" posts="' . implode( ',', $esg_list ) . '"]' ); } |
