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]]> By: Jonathan Dingman http://wpvibe.com/multiple-loops-283/#comment-448 Jonathan Dingman Mon, 31 May 2010 20:36:41 +0000 http://wpvibe.com/?p=283#comment-448 I would use something like offset in the query, that would probably do what you need it to. Look on the The_Loop codex page on codex.wordpress.org, it should be useful. I would use something like offset in the query, that would probably do what you need it to. Look on the The_Loop codex page on codex.wordpress.org, it should be useful.

]]> By: Andrei http://wpvibe.com/multiple-loops-283/#comment-447 Andrei Mon, 31 May 2010 20:05:02 +0000 http://wpvibe.com/?p=283#comment-447 I try to solve this case: First loop: get the last post in the "myVibe" category Do some stuff Second loop: get all posts in the "myVibe" category without repeating the last post displayed in first loop Any ideas? I try to solve this case:

First loop: get the last post in the “myVibe” category
Do some stuff
Second loop: get all posts in the “myVibe” category without repeating the last post displayed in first loop

Any ideas?

]]> By: Deluxe Blog Tips http://wpvibe.com/multiple-loops-283/#comment-446 Deluxe Blog Tips Mon, 17 May 2010 18:05:46 +0000 http://wpvibe.com/?p=283#comment-446 I often use wp_reset_query() for ease. But I've seen some tricks using rewind_posts(), for example in Twenty Ten theme. The WP_Query() I think it does the same job as wp_reset_query(), so I rarely use it. I often use wp_reset_query() for ease. But I’ve seen some tricks using rewind_posts(), for example in Twenty Ten theme. The WP_Query() I think it does the same job as wp_reset_query(), so I rarely use it.

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