@mr_suh Someone will discover the Flintstones for the first time

@freshyill @Cloudflare Nope.

@sarah_edo They really do. Ketchup on everything. Broccoli, cereal, whatever.

@JTI519 Try to get one where you don’t have to pack a lunch

@jonathanober I’m changing dirty diapers.

@thomasfuchs The web dev in me read this as “gulp install” like the node tool

@JTI519 Wow you’re at the daycare phase already.

@chriscoyier Glad to help point you in the right direction.

@chriscoyier Under the Conditionals section is is_tag() listed as true?

@chriscoyier

@daljo628 That meme is so old I blogged about it russellheimlich.com/blog/a-list-…

@chriscoyier Under the Hooks & Actions section you can see all of the other functions hooking in to the pre_get_posts action that are possibly modifying the query

@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

@fugularity @StickToPizza All he has to do is say something bizarre and then changes the conversation. Remember the Muller Report? No one is talking about that now.

@daljo628 Yea I got some old pita bread over h… oh wait… PS Vita! Oh nevermind. Don’t have one of those.

@freshyill I care.

@jonathanober