Are you maybe looking for something like this? /** * Outputs blog / archive pagination * */ function my_pagination(){ global $wp_query; $total_pages = $wp_query->max_num_pages; if ($total_pages > 1): $current_page = max(1, get_query_var(‘paged’)); echo paginate_links(array( ‘current’ => $current_page, ‘total’ => $total_pages, ‘prev_text’ => ‘Prev’, ‘next_text’ => ‘Next’, ‘type’ => ‘list’ )); endif; } Then include it … Read more
The function WordPress ultimately uses for this is get_adjacent_post(), which has filters that allow you to modify the query directly. You’d have to modify the JOIN, WHERE and ORDER BY clauses to join the post meta table and order by your custom field. Another option is the Ambrosite Next/Previous Post Link Plus plugin.
This one is not a good way to do it but it’s easy to implement global $post; $original = $post; $next = get_next_post(true); $prev = get_previous_post(true); $post = $next; next_post_link(); $post = $original; next_post_link(); // display current post previous_post_link(); $post = $prev; previous_post_link(); $post = $original; To make the code more efficient, you can copy … Read more
Hmmmm, the solution to this problem was to read the details of the plugin. It has the capability of returning values other than a link to the next post – this includes the ID of the Next and Previous Post. In case anyone else reads this in the future and wants to see how to … Read more
If you’re simply using one language on your site: Find the utility.php file in your themes folder with location lib/functions/utility.php Next find the lines 227 and 231 and change the __( ‘Previous Post’, ‘contango’ ) and __( ‘Next Post’, ‘contango’ ) to your desired values. For example: previous_post_link( ‘%link’, __( ‘vorige post’, ‘contango’ ) . … Read more
When in_same_term parameter in get_next_post() / get_previous_post() function is set to TRUE, a post is selected from any category assigned to the current post. As you wrote, you can not use the exclude parameter in this case. Using the get_{$adjacent}_post_where filter, you can skip product in the category list, which you are looking for posts. … Read more
Your theme’s body_class can be used to target specific pages: body.home /* front and subsequent pages */ body.paged /* any page *except* front page */
1) Move the function to the functions.php file, that’s where it belongs. Put it at the end before any closing ?>: function my_theme_navigation() { global $shortname; if( get_option( $shortname . ‘_next_prev_or_paginate’ ) == ‘Next’ ) : // the block for next-prev navigation previous_posts_link (‘Newer’); next_posts_link(‘Older’); else : // the block for pagination global $wp_query; $big … Read more
Try this, nice and simple: <?php next_post(‘%’, ‘Prev: ‘, ‘yes’); ?> <?php previous_post(‘%’, ‘Next: ‘, ‘yes’); ?>
thank u all i just did a simple code to get what i want <?php $prevyear = date(‘2150’) – 0001; $nextyear = date(‘2150′) + 0001; $prevmonth = date(’01’) – 01; $nextmonth = date(’01’) + 01; echo echo get_year_link($prevyear).”<br />”.get_year_link($nextyear).”<br />”.get_year_link($prevmonth).”<br />”.get_year_link($nextmonth).”<br />”; ?>