Bricks Query Loop Posts Ordered by Post Views Counter.php

	// Start of Selection
	// Initialize the arguments for the WP query to fetch various post types
	$args = array(
		'post_type'      => ['post', 'session', 'resource', 'video'], // Define post types to query
		'posts_per_page' => -1, // Set to '-1' to fetch all posts. Replace with a specific number if needed
		'order'          => 'DESC', // Order by descending to get the most recent or viewed first
		// You can add more arguments here as per your query requirements
	);

	// Retrieve the most viewed posts using a function provided by the Post Views Counter plugin
	$most_viewed_posts = pvc_get_most_viewed_posts($args);

	// Map the retrieved posts to an array of their IDs for further use
	$post_ids = array_map(function($post) {
		return $post->ID; // Return the ID of each post
	}, $most_viewed_posts);

	// Construct the arguments for the Bricks query loop
	// This will ensure that only the most viewed posts are included in the loop
	// and that they are ordered by the number of views they have received
	return array(
		'post_type'      => ['post', 'session', 'resource', 'video'], // Specify the same post types as above
		'posts_per_page' => 9, // Limit the number of posts to display. Adjust as needed
		'post__in'       => $post_ids, // Include only the posts that are most viewed
		'orderby'        => 'post__in', // Maintain the order based on the most viewed posts
	);

[Sridhar Katakam]
posts_per_page: You may want to set this to a large number that typically exceeds the total number of all the matching posts of your query rather than -1.
$post_ids: Rather than array mapping, you could simply wp_list_pluck() $most_viewed_posts.
so basically something like: 'post__in' => wp_list_pluck( $most_viewed_posts, 'ID' ),