I am currently modernising an old WordPress theme (a standalone theme, not a child of any official themes). Trying to build pagination I am finding some issues creating one function that works for both archives and search. The first snippet works fine with archives (categories, loops, etc):
I have two Loops using WP_Query.
I am using a plugin called “Types” to generate custom post types for drink/food recipes. I want to show booth drink and food recipes on the same page. The posts are displaying fine, but for some reason, when you click “newer posts” or “older posts” it will bring you to a new page, but the new page will have the same posts as page 1. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance!
I am using WP for my RealEstate project where all properties are pulled from a custom table (wp_listing) and displayed in a custom page template (page-realestate.php).
When I set this template as homepage, pagination doesn’t work. I see the buttons, but when I click the button for page 2, nothing happens, doesn’t go on page 2, it still remain in page 1. What is wrong? Where is the mistake? I read all posts from here & from internet about this issue, … Read more
I have my own SQL string to select Custom Post Type posts with specific WHERE clause. I’ve used the offset and limit to return appropriate posts depending on a page being displayed. That’s working fine.
I think I’m nearly there with this, but I can’t get the pagination links to show for a directory of authors I’m creating.
I have a custom post type for slideshows that creates a paginated post and each slide is a separate page. The data for each slide is saved in the custom fields and each slide has a title set saved in the custom field with key slide{$i}-title ($i being the slide number, for example slide1-title).
I must say that I am a complete nooby at WordPress custom URL rewrites. I have searched for past many days to find a clear explanation of how to determine and write correct pattern for URL rewrites. I have a custom page template that uses query var passed to it, e.g. http://example.com/pagename?user=username. In this “pagename” refers to the custom page template and “user” refers to the custom query var. I need this to be represented using the URL http://example.com/pagename/username.
I have a custom post type of players, and archive-players.php lists them all at an address such as www.site.com/players.