It looks like you’ve attempted to replace the default WP_Query object for your search page by instantiating a new WP_Query object. This has two main effects: firstly you’re hitting the database twice completely unnecessarily, slowing down the page execution; and secondly default template functionality like pagination depends on the default query for the page rather … Read more
By default paginate_links() gives you several ways to target the current page: It will replace the a element with a span element, because there’s no point in a page linking to itself It adds the class current to the span It adds the aria-current attribute to the span Any one of these can be used … Read more
Okay, so why doesn’t this work: The Filter you are using is the posts_results, which is a filter that is applied AFTER the Results are retrieved from the database. Which has the problem that you are describing: Ordering happens on a page-per-page basis. What you want to do is add an order TO the SQL-Query, … Read more
The numberposts argument is not supported by WP_Query, the solution to the above question was to use instead posts_per_page.
You registered your post type correctly, the problem is a common pitfall many new WordPress developers fall into, you created a second new query to change the posts WP displays, rather than modifying the original. Why It’s Broken A lot of people don’t understand the main query and think that if they want to change … Read more
The root of the problem is that you’re using s, the post query search parameter, but the code is for a user query. This means if your user query has 5 pages, but only 2 pages of posts are found, page 3 will 404. Instead, use a dedicated parameter with $_GET that isn’t a reserved … Read more
Zeroise custom pagination to have leading 0
Why Does It Happen? It’s because the number of pages in your second WP_Query is large the number of pages in the main query. So if there are 8 jobs, that’s 4 pages in your custom query, and 1 page in the main query. So when you go to page 2 there is no page … Read more
taxonomy-{term}.php terms pagination returning 404 after a certain page
WordPress is adding pagination for all pages like www.example.com/page/123. How to remove that?