Hi John,
ok, thanks for the information!
Although it is bad news, as in our use case, this means in some cases loading quite a lot of data. Filtering it afterwards with PHP just to get 3 rows is of course possible, but not very elegant and also a performance issue.
Especially if you consider that we would have multiple filters, like post_status, date, etc., loading all data vs loading only the required data really makes a difference to the page speed.
Therefore, a way to filter the frontend query would be a highly appreciated future feature 😉
