Put your code in the template file category.php. Remove all the part before the loop: once in category template, you don’t need to get the category, get the paged, run again the query with query_posts… So your category.php should simply appear like so: if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); $image … Read more
Page link functions depend on the value in the $paged global variable. So, we need to update that variable as well as the parameter in the custom query. If we are on a “static” front page, the ‘paged’ query variable should be undefined and the ‘page’ query variable may be defined. If neither query variable … Read more
Almost all integers in WordPress are treated as strings. If you try to var_dump($post->ID); inside a loop you notice also post id is a string. Normally this is not a problem because of PHP auto type casting feature. This can be a problem, when you do strict comparison, like 1 === $post->ID or in_array(1, $ids, … Read more
Before I go to your problem, I would like to start of by asking why you are using a custom query on a category page instead of the main query. You should never change the main query for a custom query on any archive page or on your home page. WordPress provides an action hook, … Read more
Here is my approach. What I interpreted and accepted is that you need to display the year on each and every first post on each page, and also you only need to display the year on subsequent posts if the year is different than that of the first year. I did not want to use … Read more
This can be done with a very short plugin. function posts_on_home_page( $posts_per_page ) { if ( is_home() ) return 5; return $posts_per_page; } add_filter( ‘pre_option_posts_per_page’, ‘posts_on_home_page’ ); This is actually pretty close to the Codex example for pre_option_(option_name).
After reading a bit on regex and preg, starting from a previous example of a similar problem and testing it I was able to answer my own question. I added this function to functions.php: <?php /** Plugin Name: WPSE (#167237) Redirect after comment */ add_filter(‘comment_post_redirect’, ‘redirect_after_comment’); function redirect_after_comment($location) { return preg_replace(“/comment-page-([\d]+)\/#comment-([\d]+)/”, “2”, $location); } It’s … Read more
In all honesty, I really think that all your misery is caused by your pagination function as we have briefly discussed a while ago. You do have a couple of issues here that are contributing factor to the problems you are experiencing Changing the main query for a custom query for what ever reason is … Read more
The homepage and all archive pages (date, category, tag, taxonomy and author pages ) uses the same default pagination functions for pagination. What this means is, the_posts_pagination works on all archive pages and the home page. The only differences on these pages is the content which is determined by the main query. As far as … Read more
I don’t know what do you mean by a ‘custom loop’ (perhaps you are using a custom WP_Query object?) but here is how I would do it in a normal situation (code hasn’t been tested): Note: My initial solution made use of the add_rewrite_endpoint function which turns out to be useless in terms of making … Read more