REVISION:
It appears the sort is somewhat working, but is behaving strangely. Again, my homepage_billboards custom type is working exactly as expected. I have two other post types that are behaving differently.
I have my items sorted as so:
(1)Lorem
(2)Ipsum
(3)Dolor
And they appear on my site as follows:
(3)Dolor
(1)Lorem
(2)Ipsum
Also, if I change my ‘order’ from ‘ASC’ to ‘DESC’ it has no affect.
Try including ‘orderby’ => ‘menu_order’ within your query arguments.
Thanks for the response – unfortunately that did not make any change.
I’ve actually tried every option for the orderby:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters
Section 5.11
None of which seemed to have any affect on the ordering.
Try turning off the Autosort. Also possible there is another plugin which create some sort of conflict, try to de-activate.
Plugin Author
Maya
(@tdgu)
What’s this argument for ‘hierarchical’ => false ?
Thanks tdgu – I had read on some other forum responses that setting the hierarchical setting to false did the trick for most people, however my custom post type is already specifying a non-hierarchical relationship, so specifying it here again is in fact redundant. That being said switching it to true, or removing it entirely both had no affect.
nsp-code: Not sure where this autosort you speak of is set? Would this be a setting in the custom post type or is this an argument I can pass within my query? If so can you let me know what the proper syntax is? I’ve tried ‘autosort’=>false and ‘auto_sort’ => false
In re. to your suggestion about plugins – the only 3 plugins I’m using are Types, Post Types Order, and Contact Form 7.
Sorry i meant within the plugin settings.
The ‘order’ query argument as ASC or DESC should really change something in the results list