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Thanks Ajay!
It works partially and I do not understand what rules does it follow …
Take for example https://www.tasteguru.com/weekly-dinner-plans/ in theory, when clicking on each of the recipes in the same plan, all the other recipes in the same plan should be added to the related recipes since all the recipes on the same plan have the same publish date.
You can try some of them and see that there are times were there are two related recipes and times there are no related recipes …

Any idea why?

Cheers,
Guy.

Moreover, there is a notice for the added lines:
A non well formed numeric value encountered

No Error, I just need you to fix the query so that it will work …

The lines you used don’t make sense since no recipe will be in this date, you request the current date which is not relevant while you need to request the publish date of the recipe.

Does it make sense?

Hi Ajay,
Thanks for sending the code.
Other than adding the code to the functions.php file, was I supposed to do anything else?
When I used the code as is no results were fetched …
I tried -1, 1 and 0, none worked 🙁

Thanks,
Guy.

Thanks Ajay,
But you are referring to the sorting, and I am referring to the related posts that appear on each post.
I’d like the related post to be only the ones with the same publish date as the current post.
Does it make sense?

Cheers,
Guy.

Thanks Frank.
Yes it is, BUT I’m looking for the way to do it right (not you or someone else to do it for me) AND it is not 100%, there are still parts that get in their position in delay.

Two problems:
1. I’m kind of perfectionist
2. I would like to master it, so I can apply it to all my current sites and future sites.

Any advice?

So if I understand correctly it is not because of the js, but because of the “Inline “above the fold CSS” which lacks some of the styling, correct?

I tried to find the lacking css part (used several critical path css tools), but none solved the problem.
Is there another way to know which part is missing?

Thanks,
Guy.