@Rarst hybrid wing comes with no README?

we're starting to research into it

Failed to execute hg clone 'https://bitbucket.org/Rarst/locate-vendor/'

@userabuser sent you an email

@lkraav it's not really "product", starting Bootstrap theme is everyone's thing, finishing it is a fool's errand :)

@lkraav doing what?

composer install

but then composer update did everything right

idk why would you have reference to old repo

i know

github.com/Rarst/hybrid-wing/blob/master/composer.lock#L188

:)

that's strange...

pushed fixed lock, had to delete lib and re-run

why are you looking at it?.. :)

what specificaly

hw or meadow+twig

hwing... meadow is meant to be reused :) well, relatively

hw just to get something visible quickly with existing content database, and verify shit works

we're building our own stuff

does parent/child theming still work with meadow

yes, of course

rarst.net runs Trident, which is hwing child

no src for that?

no, it's private :) I don't deal with licensing BS for things I use for myself

brb

@Sisir sent you link to jsbin

@userabuser got it. Will look into it now. Started to feel lot better now. Working on two projects with emberJS. First week with ember was deadlock but getting more comfortable with time..

@Sisir Been there mate... what do the projects involve?

@userabuser one is mid level project. A facebook homepage like page for a membership sites. Which involves notifications, status updates, comments etc.

Other one kind of large. A real estate app that shows and represents data and historical graph for various locations.

Both have WP as core so bit of relaxation there when it comes to php :)

How do you adjust the default query for a post type archive?

Like, say I have a custom post type called "gallery" located at domain.com/gallery/ ... I've been using a new WP_Query(); if is_post_type_archive('gallery'); to retrieve my posts.

But then I'm querying the posts for that area of the website twice, because WordPress already has a preset query performed. I don't want to query the posts twice, just once. So how can I manipulate the default query performed by WordPress while viewing my custom post type archive section?

Do I just hook into pre_get_posts?

Is there any reason why I shouldn't alter the main query?

@MichaelEcklund yes

@MichaelEcklund no

It's my understanding this hook will effect queries used EVERYWHERE in the site. So I should just make sure I perform appropriate checks before altering the query.

yes

@MichaelEcklund there are plenty of good examples on the site.

@kaiser I think I have a decent understand of it so far but thanks for the good resource, in-case I get stumped along the way.

The reason this even came up is because I thought I had everything flawless. Everything looked good, functioned right, etc. Until I changed the posts_per_page in my WP_Query(); I changed it to something other than the default, and boom. 404 pages occurred in pagination.

Which lead me to think it had something to do with WP's default query.

Which then lead me to realize I'm doing redundant querying too.

It should lead you to questioning and revisiting all your queries and the filters attached to it and its surroundings. Else you'll never find the real problem.

hmmm

wordpress.aspcode.net/user/userdisplayname-Tom%20J%20Nowell

seems to be some sort of archive, showing top users here

violates our license

user name must link back to our profile here

ping the SE team

on here? what's the handle?

team+wordpress at stackexchange.com

or ask in TL

@toscho it does. kind of - see bottom of the page

http://wibergsweb.se/

^ this guy really has a hard time getting around how this site works. Even after 55 questions.