So here is my attempt at it…though I don’t really have a good place to test it on my end, but I think it should work. (Fingers Crossed) <?php // First Page of Pagination – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_paged if(!is_paged()){ $first_page = true; $query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => ’11’, ); } else { $query_args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => … Read more
I’m not sure this will fix it, but maybe try using the current category slug for the $current_category variable, instead of single_cat_title(), like so: $term = get_queried_object(); $current_category = $term->slug; This might help because the category_name parameter in WP_Query, despite its name, should be the term slug. single_cat_title() returns the displayed category title, not slug.
There are three types of outputs you can get from paginate_links(), but all of them are going to have <a> inside of them. I think an easy solution would be to use PHP to just strip out the <a> tag for you. Rather than echoing back paginate_links(), store that in a variable and then use … Read more
It’s the same template used for displaying the normal page (example, page.php) but you have a conditional tag is_paged https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_paged which can help you to achieve whatever you want for the other pages /2/, /3/, etc.
Just in case anyone ever stumbles across this, I found the solution. First step was to create an archive.php page In there I would access the loop. The in functions.php I have a category rewrite filter to update the category rewrite rules to use the following example url index.php?wpdmcategory=category-name&paged=2 when I hit /category-name/page/2 Previously, it … Read more
You don’t have to change the markup to style the previous/next links differently: .page-number { /* rules that apply to page numbers */ } .prev.page-number { /* previous page link */ } .next.page-number { /* rules that only apply to the next */ } Removing the class on the links is not needed, it can … Read more
The code is in wp-includes/general-template.php. However there aren’t any great options for styling the output: there’s a hook for you to modify the link URL, but nothing else. Your best bet might be to call it in type=array mode $links = pagination_links([ “type” => “array” ]); which will return you an array of strings of … Read more
If you go to the URL https://nadlancz.com/page/2/ you’ll see that navigation works. What you need to do to see the navigation links is add something like this to your page <!– Navigation –> <?php $pagination = get_the_posts_pagination(array( ‘mid_size’ => 2, ‘prev_text’ => ‘Previous’, ‘next_text’ => ‘Next’, )); if (defined(‘DOING_AJAX’)) { $pagination = reformat_ajax_pagination($pagination); } echo … Read more
Change your code like this and check it. $paged = get_query_var( ‘paged’ ) ? intval( get_query_var( ‘paged’ ) ) : 1; $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘services’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 9, ‘paged’ => $paged, );
Taxonomy archive templates should not require a custom WP_Query. WordPress automatically queries the correct posts. Just use the main loop, without $loop->. You had already been doing this but commented it out for some reason. <?php get_header(); ?> <main role=”main”> <!– section –> <?php get_template_part( ‘breadcrumb’ );?> <!– Inner Pages Main Section –> <section class=”ulockd-service-details”> … Read more
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