What you are doing here is on the Bad Ideas list. While you can replace the query in template that tends to break things, especially pagination. In simplified form let’s say you have 10 testimonials and your WP settings are 5 posts per page: your template thinks there are 10 / 2 = 5 pages … Read more
In order to remove the duplicate posts, I used the below process in one of the theme I worked on. Create a global variable Store the post ID of first loop on the variable On next loop, use post__not_in to remove the already shown posts. Or, you can also check if current post id is … Read more
Just briefly looking at the code, the first thing I spotted is ‘post_type=game&posts_per_page=4&paged=$paged’. Because you’re using single quotes, paged will never equal the current page. You should use double quotes so the $paged variable is actually used in your query: “post_type=game&posts_per_page=4&paged=$paged” You can learn more about single quoted and double quoted strings in the PHP … Read more
I did! My new codes: <?php /** * Displays the Pagination in Custom loop * */?> <?php get_header(); ?> <?php global $wp_query; $aranan= $_GET[‘s’]; $kategorim = intval($_GET[‘cat’]); $kateg1= $_GET[‘kategorisec’]; if (intval($kateg1)<0) { $kateg = “”; } else { $kateg = $kateg1; } $myterm = get_term( $kategorim, ‘fgaleri’ ); global $myslug; $myslug = $myterm->slug; ?> <div … Read more
Fixed it by changing the page’s name (more so the page’s URL) so that it did not match the post type name, which causes rewrite problems. I also learned that previous_posts_link(); and next_posts_link(); as well as wp_paginate() rely on the query variable being named “$wp_query”, so “$my_query” doesn’t work. Here’s my fixed code: if ( … Read more
What am I doing wrong here? First, and foremost… I am editing the wp-includes/link-template.php file in WordPress Don’t hack Core files! Especially when there is a filter that should do what you need. add_filter( ‘previous_posts_link_attributes’, function ($clauses) { echo ‘previous_posts_link_attributes’; return ‘test=”attribute”‘; }, 1 ); You could insert your onclick with the filter. However, your … Read more
Search for Infinite scroll. There are also WordPress plugins created for that purpose.
If you’ve created a Custom Post Type, then WordPress should be able to handle this for you automagically. Check the Template Hierarchy. Instead of creating a “Page” and trying to paginate that, create archive-{post_type}.php instead. That file will be used as the index file for your CPT, and will show up automatically at http://yoursite.com/news. You’ve … Read more
EDIT Try this code: remove_action( ‘genesis_loop’, ‘genesis_do_loop’ ); add_action( ‘genesis_loop’, ‘sk_do_loop’ ); function sk_do_loop(){ global $wp_query; $temp_query = $wp_query; // Fix for the WordPress 3.0 “paged” bug. $paged = 1; if ( get_query_var( ‘paged’ ) ) { $paged = get_query_var( ‘paged’ ); } if ( get_query_var( ‘page’ ) ) { $paged = get_query_var( ‘page’ ); … Read more
You have to add <!–nextpage–> in Text mode of editor. If you add it through Visual editor – WP will escape it to HTML: <!–nextpage–> and display it literally (instead of pagination): <!–nextpage–> So, check your post by switching to Text editor. If nothing isn’t displayed at all when you view the post, this may … Read more