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Parent Query Loop Object – Traversing Nested Query Loops Up in Bricks

Bricks enables us to build nested query levels of unlimited levels.

Here are a couple of examples:

Sometimes, you might want to obtain the parent (of any level, not just the immediate parent) query loop's object and, from this object, the term_id or post id or other data, depending on what is being looped.

There are two ways of getting a parent query loop object in Bricks.

  1. By element ID.
  2. Dynamically using a custom function in which we specify the desired level.

Let's explore these in this Pro tutorial.

By element ID

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