Try this
[miniloop post_type="employee" number_posts=0 order_by="date" order="ASC" tax="departments=967"][ml_format][/miniloop]
Somewhere on my to-do list is better documentation and more examples for Mini Loops…
Fantastic. Works a treat. Thanks!
I have the same taxonomy “Teams” in different custom post types e.G. “Reports” and “Updates”.
With the code below (without post_type=”xyz”) it shows only the articles of the standard post type but not the articles of the custom post types.
[miniloop number_posts=20 order_by="date" order="DESC" tax="teams=107"]...
Hence I tried the following but it does not work, too:
[miniloop number_posts=20 post_type="post" post_type="reports" post_type="updates" order_by="date" order="DESC" tax="teams=107"]...
The above shows the content of the last given post type.
I tried also a comma separated list and the & but all do not work.
Any idea?
Try “any” as the post_type
[miniloop number_posts=20 post_type="any" order_by="date" order="DESC" tax="teams=107"]
Mini Loops does not currently support multiple post types outside of “any”
Dear Kailey,
you’re incredible!!! “Any” works very fine. Hm… Any! How easy. Thank you for this great plugin. Before I tried the “Special Recent Posts Pro” Plugin but after purchasing I found out that it does not support custom taxonomies. Mini Loops is much easier (after understanding it) and more flexible regarding the formatting. You made me happy and I can concentrate on the design now.
Thank you very much.
