How Do I Show Post Count in WordPress?

When you create or edit a post in WordPress, the post count appears at the bottom of the post editing screen. In order to see the post count for a specific post, you can use the following WordPress functions:

1. get_post(post_id) – This function returns the post with the given post ID.

2. get_posts() – This function returns an array of all the posts in your blog.

3. get_post_meta(post_id, meta_key) – This function returns the meta data for the post with the given post ID and meta_key.

4. get_the_post() – This function returns the post object for the post with the given post ID.

5. has_post() – This function returns whether or not the given post exists.

6. post_count() – This function returns the post count for the current blog post.

7. post_title() – This function returns the post title for the current blog post.

8. post_status() – This function returns the post status for the current blog post.

9. post_type() – This function returns the post type for the current blog post.

10. the_post() – This function returns the post object for the current blog post.