In case you used custom code to query posts, or used another plugin to get posts, you can use Content Views Pro to display these posts in a beautiful grid or list.
\nHere is the code you need to use:<\/p>\n
\n$pids = array();\n\n\/\/ #1: If there is existing variable contains array of post objects\n\/\/ Replace $posts by the existing variable\nif ( isset( $posts ) ) {\n\tforeach ( $posts as $post ) {\n\t\t$pids[] = $post->ID;\n\t}\n} \nelse {\n\t\/\/ #2: If there is existing loop\n\t\/\/ Replace null by the query variable\n\t$query_obj = null;\n\twhile ( $query_obj ? $query_obj->have_posts() : have_posts() ) :\n\t\t$query_obj ? $query_obj->the_post() : the_post();\n\t\t$pids[] = get_the_ID();\n\tendwhile;\n}\n\n\/\/ Replace VIEW_ID with the ID string of your grid\/list View\necho do_shortcode('[pt_view id=\"VIEW_ID\" post_type=\"any\" post_id=\"' . implode( ',', $pids ) . '\"]');\n<\/pre>\nNotice: Above code requires your knowledge of PHP.
\nAlso, the view should NOT enable Live Filter or any kind of other filters, it should use default Filter Settings.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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In case you used custom code to query posts, or used another plugin to get posts, you can use Content Views Pro to display these posts in a beautiful grid or list. Here is the code you need to use: $pids = array(); \/\/ #1: If there is existing variable contains array of post objects …<\/p>\n