meta_query problem
I have a meta_query that works when its like this:
I have a meta_query that works when its like this:
I am learning WP_query and recently ran into a problem.
I have a list of events on a clients website that show in a sidebar. When viewing the homepage you see one event and if you’re anywhere else on the site you see two events in the sidebar. I am currently ordering them by using a meta_query compare that checks if the event is today or in the future.
I know there are very similar questions ans answers out there already, but I simply cannot get my query to get into the right order.
I am on latest version of WordPress. I have scoured the codex concerning wp_query and meta_query. I also read through these:
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