@chriscoyier You should see `post` and `page` listed next to `post_type`

@chriscoyier If that doesn’t work time to bring out the debugging tools. Install and activate the Query Monitor plugin (wordpress.org/plugins/query-moni…)

You should see some numbers in the admin bar now. Click them and go to the “Request” section

@chriscoyier You can try changing

add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, array( $this, ‘tags_support_query’ ) );

to

add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, array( $this, ‘tags_support_query’ ), 999 );

so the tags_support_query function gets called a lil bit later if something else is messing with the query

@chriscoyier gist.github.com/kingkool68/a0e99…

In theory what you have should probably work but here is what I came up with and a detailed explanation of what it does. I tested this on a local set up and it works as expected.

If that doesn’t work for your site maybe there is another action involved

@chriscoyier Love the Google Home Mini in the kids bathroom so we can play kids songs during bath time.

And the next thing I got into was these Meross smart wifi plugs. Now I can turn lights off by voice. Works pretty well.

@davatron5000 @chriscoyier @jmm More like Snap, Oregon. Amirite?

@chriscoyier @jamstackconf @jmm I see a lot of accessibility testing in your near future…

@chriscoyier Funny enough this is also what the etag response header was for

@chriscoyier I worried about that too at first but its really not a big deal. It’s just reading metadata for a file not accessing the entire contents (which would be much slower)

@chriscoyier I use a rewrite rule to have the human readable date in the filename but you could easily append it as a query string too. View source to see an example: zadieheimlich.com/

@chriscoyier Append a query string using the modified timestamp of the file (filemtime() in PHP). I made a WordPress plugin for it github.com/kingkool68/wordpress-…

@MrAhmadAwais @chriscoyier @cloudinary @smashingconf @reactjs @nodejs @zeithq I’m guessing there is some sort of in person part of this site. Otherwise I don’t get it.

@chriscoyier A static site is just a thoroughly cached dynamic site.

@kylietimpani @hellogeri @chriscoyier It was the first time looking at the source of a React project on GitHub where it was easy to read and follow along.

@chriscoyier Weird I just did it for a client the other day on GoDaddy. Client wants path forwarding (domain.com/path –> example.com/path) which isn’t officially supported but was in the past. It still works with some domains but not others.

Thanks for listening

@chriscoyier This looks like a fun exercise.

@chriscoyier Bezel-less phones are a terrible thing for a desperate parent trying to distract their toddler. They just can’t hold it.

@chriscoyier Try running `yarn add sharp` from github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/issue…

@chriscoyier There is a schema for ad blocks schema.org/WPAdBlock

Seems a little too abstract.

@getify @chriscoyier Couldn’t you just use replaceState?