Your problem comes from a fundamental misunderstanding of how WordPress loads the main loop. Here you have a main query that goes and grabs the posts to display in your post type archive. It then decides to load archive-recept.php based on that query. The call to paginate_links then provides the pagination for that main query. … Read more
EDIT Referring back to one of your previous questions I’ve answered, you are using custom taxonomies, so this is most likely your problem then. You then have to set the taxonomy parameter accordingly. See my original answer ORIGINAL ANSWER There are a few things to check here Where is your next_post_link. Did you leave out … Read more
I’ve realised what the issue was… some of my posts were generated (for development purposes) using bulk creator which appears to not create a complete post! When I create a post manually using the WP backend my code works fine, thanks for the suggestions anyway guys!
Overriding the default page breaking – with external content parts The page breaking takes place in the WP_Query::setup_postdata() method, when we call the_post() in the loop. The page parts are stored in the global $pages array and fetched with get_the_content() function. This happens all before the the_content filter is applied to the content. We can … Read more
Post Navigation Here’s the way its done in the Twenty Twelve themes single.php file however it looks like Twenty Fourteen has a better solution which works for pages as well. <nav class=”nav-single”> <h3 class=”assistive-text”><?php _e( ‘Post navigation’, ‘twentytwelve’ ); ?></h3> <span class=”nav-previous”><?php previous_post_link( ‘%link’, ‘<span class=”meta-nav”>’ . _x( ‘←’, ‘Previous post link’, ‘twentytwelve’ ) . … Read more
Dear I have wasted my week on this problem, basically when you select static page as your home page in setting->reading of wordpress the complete behavior of listing things are changed, basically static pages are never meant for pagination the fact is when you call the $paged variable it will always return zero even if … Read more
WordPress determines if a paginated page exists based on the results of the main query. Each page is actually querying 6 posts, while your custom query only loads 3. The solution – Don’t create a new query in the template, use pre_get_posts to modify the main query via your theme’s functions.php function wpa90437_media_category( $query ) … Read more
A simple if statement should do, so something like this: function my_theme_navigation() { if( get_option( $shortname .’_next_prev_or_paginate’ ) == ‘Next/Previous Links’ ) : // the block for next-prev navigation else : // the code for pagination endif; } I have no way of knowing what the array in your first code block exactly does, but … Read more
You’re on the right track. You can do this with just one MySQL query instead of two by joining on the post_parent. Drop this function into your functions.php file, then in your template you can replace your WP_Query call with $results = wpse_84810_get_grandchildren();, change your if clause to be if( $results && $results->have_posts() ), then … Read more
Consider using the is_home() conditional tag to check whether or not the home page is being displayed or not. <?php if ( is_home() ) { // This is a homepage // Do your fancy loop here with extra bells and whistles } else { // This is not a homepage (i.e. paginated page) // Do … Read more