A WordPress widget that gives you unlimited control over showing posts and pages.
The Query Posts widget was written to allow users that don’t know their way around PHP to easily show posts in any way they’d like. It’s like having a cool WordPress developer as a friend ready to do your bidding. Seriously.
The widget has over 40 options to choose from. You can list posts by category, tag, custom taxonomies, author, date, time, name, or anything you can imagine. You can choose to show the full content, excerpts, or even a simple list. You can order the posts in all sorts of ways. Oh, and you can even show pages.
This is the widget that keeps users out of the code and gives them the ability to display items on their site how they want.
query-posts
to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory.More detailed instructions are included in the plugin’s readme.html
file.
query-posts
to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory.More detailed instructions are included in the plugin’s readme.html
file.
End users sometimes want to do complicated things but don’t nave the technical know-how of seasoned developers. This creates a massive barrier between users that can have really cool sites and those that have to use what their theme developer gave them.
This plugin is about removing that barrier.
There’s not a lot of work you have to do. Just add the widget to your theme’s widget area(s). If anything, you’ll probably be overwhelmed by the myriad of options. I’ve included a handy guide on what each option means with supplemental reading material. Just check out the readme.html
included with the plugin download.
Version 0.3.2
get_the_image()
function is present.Version 0.3.1
enable_widget_title
for some instances where it didn’t work.post_class
issue for the instances where it didn’t work.post_mime_type
when it’s set.tag
instead of tag_slug__in
for the post tag taxonomy.Version 0.3
Version 0.2.1
Version 0.2
post_type
.post_status
.Version 0.1