Terms refer to the items in a taxonomy and includes: Taxonomies, Terms, Search, Include/Exclude, Descendants, Order by Order, Pagination, Count, Return Fields, Meta Query, Code.
Taxonomies
The Taxonomies parameter allows you to group Posts and Custom Post Types together and includes: Categories, Tags, Navigational Menus, Link Categories, Formats, Themes, Template Part Areas.
Filter
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Taxonomies Query in panel
Find Taxonomies dropdown
Select required parameter (Categories, Tags, Navigational Menus, Link Categories, Formats, Themes, Template Part Areas).
Terms
The Terms property allows you to select the items in a taxonomy. They may be uncategorised, Cwicly, external, grouped, simple, variable or uncategorised.
You may search by Term Name or Term Slug (A slug is automatically generated by Wordpress when you give a title to a post, page, category or tag).
The Include/Exclude property allows you to Include or Exclude specified Terms or to Exclude a Terms Tree (hierarchy of terms).
Include/Exclude
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Click Terms in panel
Input required terms to Include/Exclude and/or Terms Tree to Exclude
Descendants
The Descendants property allows you to query by Child Of or Parent. You can further specify whether it should include Hierarchical or Childless categories or not.
Filter
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Descendants Query in panel
Input Query requirements such as 'Child Of', 'Parent'
Toggle Hierarchical and/or Childless as required
Count
The Count property allows you to count the number of terms. This can be Count (Parents only) or Pad Count (includes Parents and Children).
Toggle
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Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Count in panel
Find Count and Pad Count
Toggle as required
Fields
The Fields parameter sets which fields you want to return. You can toggle Hide Empty and/or Get All or Empty.
Hide Empty
The Hide Empty parameter allows you to choose whether or not to hide empty fields.
Toggle
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Return Fields in panel
Find Hide Empty
Toggle
Get
The Get parameter allows you to filter only Empty or All posts.
Select
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Return Fields in panel
Find Get
Select Empty or All in the dropdown
Order
The Order and Order By property allows you to choose the order in which you want your terms displayed. You can choose to Order By specific parameters or by ascending or descending Order.
Order By
The Order By parameter allows you to filter by specific terms such as ID, Author, Title, Name, Post, Published, Modified, Parent, Random, Comment Count, Relevance, Menu Order, Meta Value, Numeric Meta Value.
Terms
None No order.
ID Order by Post ID (Note capitalisation).
Author Order by Author.
Title Order by Title.
Name Order by Post Name (Post Slug).
Post Type Order by Post Type.
Published Date Order by Published Date.
Modified Date Order by last Modified Date.
Parent Order by Post/Page Parent ID.
Random Random Order.
CommentCount Order by number of comments.
Relevance Order by search terms.
Menu Order Order by Page Order.
Meta Value Order by Meta Value.
Numeric Meta Value Order by numeric meta value.
Filter
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Order and Order By in panel
Find Order By
Select required Terms (ID, Author, Title, Name, Post, Published, Modified, Parent, Random, Comment Count, Relevance, Menu Order, Meta Value, Numeric Meta Value)
Order
The Order Parameter allows you to filter in Descending or Ascending Order.
Filter
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Order and Order in panel
Find Order
Select Desc (descending) or Asc (Ascending) Order
Pagination
Pagination allows you to choose the number of items you wish to display per page, whether you want any offset and if so how much and whether you want the items to be 'sticky'.
Filter
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Pagination in panel
Select desired parameters (Number of Items, Offset, Page, Sticky Posts)
Number of Items
The Number of Items parameter allows you to choose how many Items you wish to display on each page.
Add/Remove
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Pagination in panel
Find Number of Items
Input Value
Offset
The Offset parameter offsets the number of Items you set. For example an Offset of 1 will make the second item become the first.
Add/Remove
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Pagination in panel
Find Offset
Add/Remove
Page
The Page parameter allows you to set the number of Pages for your Query.
Add/Remove
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Pagination in panel
Find Page
Add/Remove
Sticky Posts
The Sticky Posts parameter allows you to include or exclude Sticky Posts in your filter.
Toggle
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Pagination in panel
Find Sticky Posts
Toggle to include/exclude
Search
The Search property allows you to search by: Keyword, Term Name Like, Term Description Like.
Search
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Click Search Query in panel
Input required Keyword and/or Term Like Name and/or Term Description LikOrder and Order By (Terms)
Meta Query
The Meta Query parameter is a helper that allows you to filter your results using object metadata such as: Meta Key, Meta Value, Meta Compare, Meta Type, Relation, Inner Meta Query.
Choose Meta parameter (Meta Key, Meta Value, Meta Compare, Meta Type, Relation, Inner Meta Query).
Meta Key
The Meta Key parameter is used to retrieve a saved value from the database and display it.
Add
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Open Meta Query in panel
Find Relation
Select And/Or
Add new Meta Query
Click Name to edit Meta Query
Find Meta Key
Add Key
Meta Value
The Meta Value parameter allows you to get all the posts with a specific custom field value.
Add
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Open Meta Query in panel
Find Relation
Select And/Or
Add new Meta Query
Click Name to edit Meta Query
Find Meta Value
Add Value
Meta Compare
The Meta Compare parameter allows you to set up a query using a comparator two sets of values, such as: =, != , >, > , >= ,< ,<=, LIKE, NOT LIKE, IN, BETWEEN, EXISTS, NOT EXISTS, REGEXP, NOT REGEXP, RLIKE, NOT RLIKE.
Comparator
> Less than
>= Less or equal to
< Greater than
<= Greater than or equal to
LIKE Allows you to search for a part of a comment, such as first name contains John but can also be Johnny, Johnathan, etc
NOT LIKE Inverse of LIKE, must not contain any part of a comment
IN Must be in
BETWEEN Must be between
NOT BETWEEN Must not be between
EXISTS Must exist
NOT EXISTS Must not exist
REGEXP (Regular Expression) Must match pattern with a sequence of characters
NOT REGEXP (Not Regular Expression) Must not match pattern with a sequence of characters
R LIKE (Regular Expression Like)
NOT RLIKE (Not Regular Expression Like))
Compare
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Builder icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Open Meta Query in panel
Find Relation
Select And/Or
Add new Meta Query
Click Name to edit Meta Query
Find Meta Compare
Add Comparator (=, != , >, > , >= ,< ,<=, LIKE, NOT LIKE, IN, BETWEEN, EXISTS, NOT EXISTS, REGEXP, NOT REGEXP, RLIKE, NOT RLIKE)
Meta Type
The Meta Type parameter allows you to set up a query using a Meta Type such as: Numeric, Binary, Char (Character), Date, Datetime, Decimal, Signed, Time.
The Meta Relation parameter allows to associate extra information stored in independent entities (meta entities) to content entities using an And/Or relation and a single or multiple Inner Query(ies).
Add
Click on the ➕ icon to open the Inserter Panel
Open the Block Inspector
Navigate to the Primary tab
Find Query Editor icon
Click to open Query Editor
Select Terms in dropdown
Open Meta Query in panel
Find Relation
Select And/Or
Add new Meta Query
ClickName to edit Meta Query
Find Meta Relation
Choose Relation (And/or)
Add Inner Meta Query name
Code
The Code parameter allows you to copy and export the code generated by the Query you have set up.
