Hello,
Please give me the shortcode string here to see how it is built in your example with the two tags as you intend it to work.
Regards,
Iulia
Hello,
Here is the shortcode :
[latest-selected-content limit=”all” display=”title,content-small” chrlimit=”200″ url=”yes_blank” linktext=”Voir tout” image=”medium” elements=”11″ status=”publish” taxonomy=”category” term=”Checklist” tag=”2017-18,Football” orderby=”dateD”]
In this example it can be also that :
[latest-selected-content limit=”all” display=”title,content-small” chrlimit=”200″ url=”yes_blank” linktext=”Voir tout” image=”medium” elements=”11″ status=”publish” taxonomy=”category” term=”Checklist,Football” tag=”2017-18″ orderby=”dateD”]
Hope I don’t do anything wrong :).
Thank you!
Hello,
I made some tests using your use case and it seems you discovered a bug :D, you are right, it is not behaving as expected in this scenario (when there are multiple filters with multiple terms).
I will take a look today or tomorrow and have a fix for this and will let you know when it is pushed in the repo so that you can test it.
Thank you for letting me know that there was something wrong!
Regards,
Iulia
Hi,
I made the fix, please upgrade to 8.5 and let me know if this is fixed.
I forgot to mention previously that the limit="all" like how you put in the shortcode is not actually exposing all your posts, it just falls-back to the default of 10 posts.
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Iulia
Hi,
It works perfectly thank you very much to your reactivity ;).
Is the global limit is 10 or can I put limit=”25″ and it will show the 25 last posts?
Hello,
Sure, the limit can be set to an explicit value, and you can even set pagination with AJAX to it, so you will not need to move to another page for seeing more posts.
I am glad this fixed the issue, and thank you for appreciating my work.
Regards,
Iulia
