Query Loop Block: Only Posts From the Last 30 Days
Limits any Query Loop block with the class "wpide-recent" to posts published in the last 30 days, for "This month" or "Fresh this week" sections.
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Limits any Query Loop block with the class "wpide-recent" to posts published in the last 30 days, for "This month" or "Fresh this week" sections.
Shows only items whose date field (such as an event date) is today or later in any Query Loop block with the class "wpide-upcoming", sorted soonest first.
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