You could create your own template function which you reuse instead of copy&paste. Basically put something like this in your functions.php function my_theme_archive_header(){ echo “Custom header output”; } Then you just put a call to this function in your template. my_theme_archive_header();
wordpress archive a user
Maybe echoing the last query will help debug the problem. Paste this on your 404 page: global $wpdb; echo “<pre>”; var_dump($wpdb->last_query); die();
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A canonical redirect: The GET parameter m can trigger a canonical redirect when permalinks are used. The canonical redirects are activated with the following hook: add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’); where redirect_canonical() is a rather complicated function. Here’s the skeleton of the part that’s active within this “monster” callback: // … cut … if ( is_404() ) { … Read more
You can use below steps to display pagination. Step 1:- Include the following snippet in your functions.php file :- function webim_pagination ( $pages=””, $range = 4 ) { $showitems = ($range * 2) + 1; global $paged; if( empty( $paged ) ) $paged = 1; if( $pages == ” ) { global $wp_query; $pages = … Read more
Pagination in relation to archive.php
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