WordPress Arşivlerinin Kenar Çubuğunuzdaki Görüntüsü Nasıl Özelleştirilir?

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1. AD

   Is there a way, or a widget of some kind, under the Archives sidebar to have blog posts by title displayed under under the correlating month; versus just the month alone being present that clicks into a new page displaying all posts for that month in their entirety?

   I’m sorry if this has already been answered in the comments. I haven’t had a chance to read them.

   Thank you for any help or direction you can provide my question!

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Hello,

     Please see our article on how to limit archives in WordPress.

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2. Jaswinder

   Thanks a lot for the code. Its a life saver.

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3. Carla Izumi Bamford

   Thanks for this post, very helpful.

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4. Margaret

   This was extremely helpful! Thank you so much. Did exactly what I needed it to.

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5. Thomas

   Hello WPBEGINNER,

   I hope you still have a look at this older post. First many thanks for this great tutorial and code.
   I’ve managed to get

   Year
   January (2)
   February (5)
   …
   …

   But didn’t manage to count the posts per year. How can I do this, so that the year entry shows a number for all post for a year
   year (28) …

   Many thanks for your help!

   Best regards,
   Thomas

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6. Erik

   Thanks so much for this code! it is helping me a lot.

   Any chance to extend this to a specific category? by category id?

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7. Jason Wofford

   The code is working perfectly but how can I add Days to each of the months?

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8. Tony Lewis

   did not work for me seems to be missing some css

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9. Xavier

   Is this code no longer working for anyone else out there??

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   • James

     It does work at all !!!

     result has nothing to do with example.

     Strange that some guys felt it useful and great.

     What is the issue ?

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10. Eldad

    Just wanted to beem thanks

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11. Xavier Bonet

    Hi! First thing’s first! Great code! Works perfectly! Thanks!
    I was asking myself if there would be a way to edit the code in order to allow for the, say, 18-month span to move up or down according to what one is viewing? As is, you can only access the last 18 months. But perhaps there would be a way to do this so that when one opens up, for example, month 18 of the list, and the new page is opened, the archive list output by the code above sets month 18 as the middle of a new array showing, say, 9 months before and 7 after (or vice-versa).
    Perhaps my explanation is not too clear. I got the idea when viewing this website here: http://marthabeck.com/. If you scroll down to the menu at the very bottom you will see there are several years available but only those months for the present year are displayed. When one opens up a new year, the months for that year are then displayed. Of course, this is probably another code entirely, but at least it works as a visual example of sort of what I’m talking about.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Try creating it with conditional tags on date based archives templates:
      Look codex for is_archive single_month_title

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12. tobias

    Not the foreach() loop, the MySQL query should have a limit!

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13. Jessica

    Is there a way for the archive be be daily or even weekly rather than just by month?

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    • Editorial Staff

      You can use the calendar widget in WordPress.

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    • JP Lew

      I use a calendar, but in addition to that modified the code to output daily archives too, it worked great. Here’s the query:

      $days = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT DISTINCT DAY( post_date ) AS day , MONTH( post_date ) AS month , YEAR( post_date ) AS year, COUNT( id ) as post_count FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status = ‘publish’ and post_date <= now( ) and post_type = 'lecture' GROUP BY day , month , year ORDER BY post_date ASC");

      <a href="/year; ?>/month, 1, $day->year)) ?>/month, $day->day, $day->year)) ?>”>month, $day->day, $day->year)) . “, ” . date_i18n(“F”, mktime(0, 0, 0, $day->month, 1, $day->year)) . ” ” . date(“j”, mktime(0, 0, 0, $day->month, $day->day, $day->year)) . “, ” . $queried_year ?>post_count . “)”; ?>
      //outputs: Thursday, August 22, 2013 (12)

      Thanks for the post by the way, it was exactly what I was looking for. The performance is surprisingly good too.

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      • JP Lew

        ok, your comment system stripped out all my `php` tags essentially rendering that code useless. Anyways, it’s possible and easy, you’ll figure it out.

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14. Roelof

    Hello,

    I like this idea. Can it also be adapted so only articles in a specific category will be in the archives and all the other categories not.

    Roelof Wobben

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15. Asher Charles

    Great little pice of code, been looking for a way to better display archives. Cheers

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16. Carla

    I’ve looked everywhere for a tutorial on how to customize my archives page. I was able to get my page to produce a list of post titles and post dates, which is a great start. And now I need to figure out how to group them by month, so the page looks like this:

    2013

    May

    This is a post title
    May 28, 2013

    And another post
    May 20, 2013

    I’m not really sure how to do this. Would you have any suggestions? I’ve noticed in the Wordpress forum and elsewhere that lots of people want their archives to look like this, but they (like me) haven’t received any help.

    Thank you!

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17. Núria

    Thanks for this code snipped, it has been very usefull. I only want to add a little bit change that will make the output of the month’ string in the locale language.
    On line 16 you can replace the date() function to date_i18n() function

    – echo date(“F”, mktime(0, 0, 0, $month->month, 1, $month->year))
    – echo date_i18n(“F”, mktime(0, 0, 0, $month->month, 1, $month->year))

    Thus, the function will return for the march month the string “March” in English, “Marzo” in spanish or “Març” in catalan, only to put some examples, based on the language of the site.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Thank you for this suggestion. Updated the code.

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18. Matt

    The theme I’m using has a widget for the sidbars. The php file is written in shortcode. How would I convert this to a shortcode to put into the file? Thanks.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Take the first snippet and convert it into a function. Then use this article to create a shortcode:

      https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-add-a-shortcode-in-wordpress/

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19. Ryan

    Hey,

    I came across this, just what i was after. But it has a small problem, i have the last two months of posts october and november show in sidebar, i just added a new one in december and its not showing december in the archive list.

    Weird why its not showing the current month

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    • Editorial Staff

      That is indeed weird. We have this running fine on a client’s website.

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20. thao_

    Is it possible to show the total years’ post_count, as well as the post_count for each month? So you’d still have each months’ post count next to each month, but also the total for the year next to the year. Using your archive image as the example, you’d have 2010 (20) and then the months as the currently display.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Yes, you can add the counts of all the months in a year and display it if you want.

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21. craig coffman

    I think I got it sorted. I moved the “break;” up into the code before it spits out the monthly … . I figured it out after looking at Appleton’s site. His code is slightly different, as you noted. I find it interesting how people can change a single bit of code and the effect is wildly different from such a small edit. To borrow from WP, “Code is Poetry”

    I did make one alteration which I wanted to bring to your attention. The above code did not seem to spit out the most current month. That is, my August month of this year would not appear (since we are now in August) but July showed just fine. I altered the SQL statement and now it does appear. I am not sure you want the current month, but if this is an archive perhaps even the current month is archived.

    Here is my change:

    post_date YEAR(CURDATE())

    That seems to pull the month we are currently in. I am no SQL master, so perhaps there is a reason not to do this or even a better way. However it is working for me.

    Thanks for your time on this tutorial. It definitely saved me from further bashing my head against a wall attempting to manipulate wp_get_archives().

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    • craig coffman

      hmm… seems like some code was stripped out. There should be the Greater Than symbol in there, between “post_date” and “YEAR(CURDATE())”. Let me try again and I hope it takes.

      post_date > YEAR(CURDATE())

      Sorry for the additional post, but a ‘tweak’ doesn’t change anything if the proper code does not display

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      • Ryan

        Hey Craig,

        I am not sure where to put

        post_date > YEAR(CURDATE())

        Thanks

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        • craig coffman

          Ryan –

          Weird. I posted a response on the Float Left site but it does not seem to be there. Here is the file for you to download, showing where the code is located:

          http://www.octoberland.com/fileChute/displayCurrentMonth.zip

          I put the code in the index.php file from my template. It is there because the client wanted it to be on every page. It only grabs the current year’s months. That is, if you went back to 2011 the months displayed would still be 2012.

          I added my code into the ‘WHERE’ line of the MySQL, replacing the code Andy had there.

          Also, I have the standard WP archive function in there as well because my client wanted to display a yearly archive as well. This is not necessary for displaying the current month.

          I hope this helps.

          – Craig

    • Ryan

      Thank you craig, that seems to have fixed the issue.

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      • craig coffman

        Ryan –

        Happy it worked for you. It took me several hours (I am not a MySQL developer) to figure that out. Now that it is helped someone else, it was worth the effort

        – Craig

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22. mary

    how to display the days?

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    • Editorial Staff

      You want to display all 30 days for all the months? Or do you just want to display the days? You might be better of using the built-in calendar widget.

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23. Akshat Goel

    Great post!! Saved my day!

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24. zuzanka

    Hi, I’m using only widget, not extra plugin for archive. I limited number of months, e.g. 2 but I’m expecting to have 2 months and than the rest under “…” or “archive”. I can not find the way how to show the rest. Is here someone who knows this problem? Thanks a lot.

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25. wpbeginner

    @sgclark That sounds good. Will have to test out his plugin and then add it in this article

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26. sgclark

    @wpbeginner The unused months are wrapped in their own unique CSS class, so you can just do a CSS “display:none” for unused months. Then when a post appears in the month, it switches to a different class (via PHP)

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27. wpbeginner

    @sgclark That plugin sounds good… Wonder how that would work if we don’t want to show the unused months at all. But nonetheless haven’t tried it yet because it is not hosted in the repository…

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28. sgclark

    Justin Blanton created a neat Wordpress plug in called SmartArchives. I am sure you could dig into his CSS file as well to play with the display and you don’t have to worry about all the extra code on the Sidebar PHP page. – http://hypertext.net/projects/smartarchives

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