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Tell us what you are trying to do?
Get all created posts in the loop, seems like a very easy job but somehow I'm only getting one row with 4 posts (have set the loop as 4 columns in each row)
Is there any documentation that you are following?
Have been searching, did find some old solutions that aren't working
Is there a similar example that we can see?
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Sorry this seems like such a noob question, but I'm having difficulty showing all posts in the loop.
Created a content template with a view, that should show all projects in a loop.
Do you have any clue why not all posts are showing?
The problem is quite simple.
I enabled the Views debug mode (at Toolset > Settings > Front-end Content) and reloaded the page.
The results (screenshot) confirm that only 4 results are found (it isn't a question of how the results are displayed), and the query arguments show that the results are ordered by a custom field.
It surprises some people, but the way that WordPress queries work (based on how the underlying MySQL queries work) is that if you order a query by a particular field, then only items that have some value for that field are included in the results.
In this case it looks like only 4 posts have a value (any value, it doesn't matter what) for the custom field being used to order the View results. The other posts don't feature in the results because they must have no value for that field.
