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"name": "beginner-recent-post-links",
"title": "Beginner - Recent post links",
"content": "\n This template is about as simple as it gets and combines static HTML tags (like p, strong, and a) with dynamic tags (like Loop, Field, and If). This template contains a post loop that uses the 'count' attribute to only show three posts. For each post, the title is displayed and each title is wrapped inside an tag to link to that current post. Some conditional logic adds a comma and space after the item if it isn't the last item in the loop, creating a comma-separated list.\n\n\n
\n Recent posts: \n \n \n , \n \n
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"name": "beginner-list-of-posts-from-a-specific-taxonomy",
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"content": "\n This template will introduce you to the concept of query parameters, which are used to specify the criteria about what content should be queried by the Loop tag. Each loop type has its own query parameters that can be used. In the example below, we're using the 'post' loop type to loop through blog posts. Our loop currently has the following query parameters that modify the post loop:\n \n taxonomy=category taxonomy_compare=not terms=uncategorized\n \n With these parameters, the Loop tag will only loop through posts that are not in the 'uncategorized' category. Try modifying the value of the taxonomy_compare parameter to \"in\" to show only posts that have the specified term applied. You could also change that parameter value to \"and\" and then add multiple comma-separated terms to the terms parameter (writing the term slugs without spaces like terms=my_first_category,category2) to only show posts that are in all the specified categories. Once you've tried changing the values of those parameters to include or exclude or exclude specific taxonomy terms, try swapping out all those query parameters for some of the ones below and see how the output changes.\n \n count=5\n \n author=current\n \n status=trash,draft\n \n orderby_field=some_custom_field_name\n \n For more query parameters to try, check out the documentation for the post loop: https://docs.loopsandlogic.com/63/loop-post?category_id=41\n\n\n\n \n",
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"name": "beginner-template-shortcode-example",
"title": "Beginner - Template shortcode example",
"content": "\r\n This template is designed to showcase how you can use the [template name=some_template_name] shortcode to render your templates anywhere on your site that accepts shortcodes, regardless of the page builder you use. To render a template using the shortcode, simply reference the template's name or ID as an attribute inside the shortcode. The ID and name can be found either on the Tangible > Templates page next to the template name or in the template editor (this page) on the right-hand side in the Publish menu.\r\n \r\n The template shortcode can pass local variables to the template. In the template below, we have a simple loop that displays the three most recent posts from a given post type. The post type whose posts should be displayed is intended to be passed as a variable (which we've decided to call 'my_post_type') from the template shortcode. If we added the following shortcode to a page\r\n \r\n [template name=beginner-template-shortcode-example my_post_type=post]\r\n \r\n it would display three posts from the \"post\" post type. If we instead added this shortcode to a page\r\n \r\n [template name=beginner-template-shortcode-example my_post_type=page]\r\n \r\n it would display three posts from the \"page\" post type. The same is true of any other post type, including custom post types. The template begins with some conditional logic that checks whether the variable has been set by a shortcode as shown above and if it hasn't, sets it to 'post'.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n post\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n Here are the three most recent posts from the post type:\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
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"name": "beginner-redirect-a-user-if-they-arent-an-admin",
"title": "Beginner - Redirect a user if they aren't an admin",
"content": "\r\n The template below is a fairly simple demonstration of the If tag that contains the three main parts of most conditions: a subject (the thing that's being evaluated), a comparison (what to do with the subject), and a value (the value being compared to the subject). In our case, we're evaluating the user role of the current user and if the value includes the role of 'administrator,' the inner content if the If tag runs, which shows admin a top secret message. If the current user is not an administrator (which includes users who aren't logged in and don't have any user role), the If condition is false so the portion after the Else tag runs and the user is redirected to the home page.\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n \r\n Welcome to , the secret page that's only accessible to admin.\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n
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"name": "intermediate-list-of-posts-published-in-the-last-two-weeks",
"title": "Intermediate - List of posts published in the last two weeks",
"content": "\r\n This template uses the query parameters 'publish_compare' and 'publish_date' to display all posts published after a certain date. It uses the Date tag to dynamically calculate the date two weeks prior to the current date. Within the text paragraph, we use the format 'F j, Y' to display the month as a word. Within the loop parameters, we instead use the format 'Y-m-d' which is the format that the publish_date parameter expects.\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n Here are the posts published since :\r\n
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There aren't any recent posts!
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"name": "intermediate-blog-posts-by-category-term",
"title": "Intermediate - Blog posts by category term",
"content": "\n This template demonstrates using loops within loops to pass information from one query to another. The outer loop displays all the category terms and then for each term, the inner loop displays posts that have that term assigned to them.\n\n\n\n\n \n \n \n
\n \n \n \n
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"name": "blog-post-grid",
"title": "Advanced - Styled blog post grid",
"content": "\r\n This template displays a styled post grid of recent blog posts. All of the styling can be changed in the Style tab above.\r\n\r\n\r\n