Lyza Loop
lyzadangerLyza Loop is a WordPress plugin for theme developers and template-savvy folks that aims to:
- Dramatically shorten the time required to code custom loops
- Modularize custom loop markup using what I hope is a straightforward templating process
- Provide convenient batching variables
- Respect the context in which the custom loop is called and put everything back the way it was (e.g. global $wp_query and $post objects)
- Reduce tedious and duplicated code for custom loops
There are two parts to the lyza_loop()
function:
- Finding posts (or pages): extending
query_posts()
—lyza_loop()
takes any argument WordPress’ own query_posts() takes - Rendering relevant posts or pages: using “loop templates.” A loop template is a PHP file with markup (and logic) you’d like to use for each post/page in the loop.
Read more on the plugin home page
Please see the Lyza Loop FAQ page!
0.3
- Added configuration option for suppressing sticky posts.
- Added code to set
$wp_query->in_the_loop
totrue
duringlyza_loop()
processing.
0.2
- Fixed a couple of typos in the constructor function.
- Fixed bug in which
post__not_in
argument could get ignored ifexclude_repeats
is set to true (or the plugin is configured to exclude repeats by default). - Updated to handle sticky tags appropriately (i.e. not return them at the top of every query).
0.1
- Initial release.
Please note: This plugin requires PHP 5–it uses some of PHP’s better object-oriented programming support introduced in PHP 5. If there is great hue and cry, I might consider making it PHP 4 compatible.
- Unzip, then upload the
lyza-loop
directory to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Update defaults on the Settings -> Lyza Loop screen, if desired.
- See Lyza Loop documentation to get started quickly!
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- Version: 0.3
- Last updated: 14 years ago
- Active installations: 0
- WordPress version: 2.8.4
- Tested up to: 2.8.5
- PHP version: false