I’m developing a site using Understrap’s starter theme. I wanted to use a split design on home.php where the latest post is displayed on top of the others “full width” while the rest are positioned below within a three column layout.
I have been debugging this but I cannot seem to find what’s wrong. An extra eye would help!
I am trying to add pagination on my blog posts. Here is the code
Does anyone know if it’s possible to change wp_link_pages,
I want to change the order of the pages
Example :
i have an Post consisting of 5 pages
i want when you click on “Next page”, it takes you to a random page of the five pages that we have in the article. without repeat
I have to rewrite the product’s permalink by changing it from the default /product/product-name into /%product-cat%/product-name. %product-cat% is a custom category. But after I rewrite it, the pagination for product review is not working. Not matter what page I click, the url is correct but the reviews are always stuck at first page. This is my first attempt on doing a permalink rewrite. Did I missed out anything or added wrong line of code thus causing the pagination query to fail?
Inside my index.php, I have a new WP_Query() for a custom post type that I have named “todo”.
First time poster, my name is Johnny. 🙂
Hello everybody, I need help with my custom wordpress pagination.
I can’t find the way of making my pagination to work on my post type (this is not on an archive-posttype.php). I’ve rewrited my post type, but the second page isn’t working if I do the rewriting (“medias/actualites”), but it works if I have the non-rewrited slug (“actualite”).
I have pagination with next/previous links but I also would like to show numbers so the user can click on 2, 3, 4 etc. Pagination seems more tricky with WP_User_Query as there isn’t any default WordPress pagination for this as far as I know. The below works correctly as far as I can tell for the next and previous links.
I am having trouble getting pagination working for custom taxonomy archive with the custom query. The pagination on the taxonomy archive ends up with a 404 page.