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Retrieve posts per customised order through JSON REST API

The JSON REST API service, fully implemented into WordPress since 4.7, provides a great way for other applications to connect. This is a huge step forward, as it can communicate and exchange data regardless of what languages an external program uses.

Customizing Sorting Through the default WordPress post type Interface

Optimizing the sorting of content on your website is crucial for improving SEO and maintaining user engagement. When new visitors land on your page, they will only browse for a short time before moving on if they don’t quickly find the information they need. By strategically placing your best products and articles in prominent positions, […]

Pagination for large Sort Lists

When managing large lists of sorted items on your WordPress site, pagination becomes an essential tool for improving both performance and usability. The Advanced Post Types Order plugin offers a powerful pagination feature designed to break down extensive lists into more manageable pages, leveraging the familiar WordPress pagination style.

Pagination on AJAX Sort List Update

For very large list, it can be a challenge to save an order list. Something this can take a while, on certain hosts it can be stopped from execution returning an 500 server error. The main cause for this is a php environment variable called Maximum Execution Time. This is generally set for 30 seconds. […]

Sort WordPress custom post types through Front End

The Advanced Post Types Order plugin now allows you to create custom sort lists directly from the front end of your site. This feature provides a seamless experience for users who do not have access to the WordPress admin interface, making content management more accessible and user-friendly. Front-End Sort Interface Overview When enabled, the sort […]

How to apply WooCommerce category order while using visual attributes filtering

Sorting WooCommerce products is an easy job, specific area ordering is possible after selecting the appropriate taxonomy or attribute.  When using mix of multiple taxonomies or/and attributes a sort is still easy to create through advanced set-up Sometimes, there’s no need to apply a very specific order for all those areas, as it become impractical […]

Turn off visibility for WooCommerce Hidden products within sort list

Catalog visibility for WooCommerce is a simple way to keep certain products visible or invisible for customers, hidden products will not show on front side shop. Mainly this is being used for content not yet available or under development. The option is being integrated within Publish widget or through Quick Edit.