I need to retrieve a specific post to display on my websites front page. To avoid hard coding the pos开发者_运维百科t ID, I've added a custom property where I add the post ID.
The following code displays the wanted post:
(The code is within the LOOP)// Get content from specific post (in this case, Åpningstider post))
$openingHoursID = get_post_meta($post->ID, "apningstider", true);
if (!empty($openingHoursID))
{
$openingHoursPost = get_post($openingHoursID);
$openingHours = $openingHoursPost->post_content;
}
else
$openingHours = "Åpningstid ikke angitt";
<div class="openinghours"><?php echo $openingHours; ?></div>
- Is there a better / easier way?
- The output is striped for HTML. How can I maintain HTML?
Well, if you can write the content as a page instead, you can do: Admin -> Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays -> A static page.
You should consider putting this content in a Page instead of a Post, they're meant for this sort of thing.
But for what you're currently doing, you should just call query_posts()
before the loop with that particular post ID, like query_posts('p='.$openingHoursID)
and then use the_content()
as normal to output the post with formatting intact.
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