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Engipress EasyQuery provides a clean, fluent interface for working with WP_Query. It makes writing custom loops in your themes faster, more readable, and less repetitive.
Basic Usage
Engieq::for(‘book’) 
 ->limit(12) 
 ->order_by(‘date’, ‘DESC’) 
 ->get_posts();
Available Methods (Free Version)
<ul>
<li>Engieq::for( $post_type ) – Start a new query for any post type</li>
<li>->limit( $number ) – Set number of posts to return</li>
<li>->paged() – Enable pagination support</li>
<li>->order_by( $orderby, $order ) – Set ordering (date, title, menu_order, etc.)</li>
<li>->get() – Return full WP_Query object</li>
<li>->get_posts() – Return array of post objects</li>
</ul>
This plugin is designed for developers who build custom themes from scratch and want cleaner query code without heavy dependencies.
Pro Version 
For advanced features including taxonomy & meta filtering, caching, code export, and more, see Engipress EasyQuery Pro (https://engipress.com/plugins/engipress-easyquery-pro/).

Engipress EasyQuery

Clean and fluent WP_Query helpers for developers building custom WordPress themes from scratch.

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This plugin is intended for theme developers to use. It shows the current template being used to render the page, current post type, and much more.
The info is only displayed for users that have the edit_theme_options capability.
Information displayed:
<ul>
<li>Current template</li>
<li>General Information (post type, are you on the front page, etc.)</li>
<li>Additional files used. For example, header.php or footer.php</li>
<li>What sidebars are being used and what widgets are in them.</li>
<li>List of enqueued scripts and styles.</li>
</ul>
This plugin is intended for use by theme developers and it requires a standards compliant browser. This plugin will not work in IE8 or below.

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This plugin is intended for theme developers to use. It shows the current template being used to render the page, current post type, and much more.

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