This function uses get_the_posts_pagination() which uses the GLOBAL $wp_query to setup the paginate_links() function, so I believe that doesn’t work for get_posts. Try use the function paginate_links() by itself or the function posts_nav_link()
WordPress Pagination You can use previous_posts_link and next_posts_link. <nav id=”post-pagination” class=”navigation” role=”navigation”> <div class=”nav-previous”> <?php next_posts_link( ‘← Older’, $the_query->max_num_pages ); ?> </div> <div class=”nav-next”> <?php previous_posts_link( ‘Newer →’ ); ?> </div> </nav> It’s not important but Next and Previous have the opposite classes (.nav-previous on next_posts_link() & .nav-next on previous_posts_link()) because: Because post queries are … Read more
I found the solution. I had to add this in functions.php : add_filter(‘navigation_markup_template’, ‘my_navigation_template’, 10, 2 ); function my_navigation_template( $template, $class ){ return ‘<footer> <nav id=”nav-below” class=”navigation” role=”navigation”>%3$s</nav> </footer>’; } Source : http://wp-kama.ru/function/_navigation_markup
How to Use Default Auto-Generated Menu?
Problem with sub-menu container
Just to answer the direct question of where you might hook in to add to your nav menu, this technique is all over the web, mainly in the context of appending a search box to the nav. If the theme location for your menu is main-nav then this will add an extra list item to … Read more
As I edited above, I found the answer myself. Just use: $item->menu_order
Fallback dosen’t work when not using ‘menu’ attribute
I checked out the walk method from the original Walker class source at WordPress and used that to get my result. I added a couple of more things to it, including: Adding first and last classes to the every ul in the navigational menu. Adding odd and even classes to every li relative to the … Read more
Yes it is possible, please take a look at the code below it will give you the basic idea. You can change ul to div and add some logic to match your needs. $menu_name=”primary”; $menu = wp_get_nav_menu_object( $locations[ $menu_name ] ); $menu_items = wp_get_nav_menu_items($menu->term_id); $menu_list=”<ul id=”menu-” . $menu_name . ‘”>’; foreach ( (array) $menu_items as … Read more