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    <p>I don't think there is an easy parameter to say "all posts until this date", so you should implement the <code>posts_where_paged</code> filter. There, you can check for <code>!(is_archive() || is_search())</code>, because these two can continue as normal. For the other parts, you add a <code>" AND $wpdb-&gt;posts.post_date &lt; NOW()"</code> or something like that (but don't use now, since that will hide events that happen later today, and you probably don't want that).</p> <p><a href="https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/175/marking-future-dated-post-as-published">A similar question was asked on the WordPress Answers Stack Exchange site</a> (in private beta until Aug 20 2010, so you can't visit it unless you pre-registered). Joe Hoyle's suggestion there was simple:</p> <blockquote> <p>If all you are wanting to do is add an extra date for 'show times', it may be easier to add a meta box which does exactly that - using the Publish date to spoof it could be potentially problematic, as WordPress will set it to "future" status whenever it is updated with a future publish date (I think), so you will have to be hooking every time a post is updated to set it back again. Also, that way you could reserve "Publish Date" for what it is intended.</p> <p>I would probably just use a <code>meta_key</code>, and a custom meta box. Though it depends how complex your queries are that show the posts.</p> <p>If you set the meta_value as a timestamp, you can order by the show time date still, or select before / after a certain date:</p> <pre><code>$events = get_posts('post_type=events&amp;meta_key=show_time&amp;meta_value=' . strtotime( '+1 week' ) . '&amp;meta_compare=&lt;&amp;orderby=meta_value'); </code></pre> <p>Would get all "events" with a showtime no later then a week from the current date. Note: The above is untested, but <em>should</em> work :)</p> </blockquote> <p>(This answer is community wiki so I don't get rep points for just reposting what Joe said.)</p>
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