1) As you need to hide next or prev link you should output both. 2) Then create some meta field in posts. I usually use ACF for it, it is pretty easy. Create 2 custom fields, text input fields for every post, let’s say: “Next button URL” and “Prev button URL” 3) And in post.php … Read more
Using previous_post_link next_post_link but with a filter on a custom field
Change URL of previous posts and next posts link in WordPress
Show category in Previous/Next links
There’s no reason for it to be there, and it won’t do anything. Only the author would know why it’s there, but it’s likely a mistake.
If you want to show only 5 posts you should set posts_per_page to 5. And by setting paged parameter to any number you want, you can query posts in a specific page. For example if you want to get posts 6 to 10 you should do: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘project’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 5, … Read more
It’s solved now – apparently, the theme developer didn’t put in the call for the above template in the single project template in the latest update… I’m not sure if it’s intentional or just an oversight, but it took a while to find the right template to change. All good now!
In your code this in the condition where you decide when to apply the meta query condition: if($query->is_main_query()) { Therefore if the conditions inside there are working sometimes and not others, it means that condition is true when it’s working and not when it’s not. The solution to this is dependent on all the code … Read more
did you search around the functions get_adjacent_post() ? A long time ago, I made a Woocommerce plugin (an old outdated Woocommerce product navigation on the repo) that use it in the same case and it used to work. The class I created, use a fallback function to get all ids to exclude. Hope it helps … Read more
If you are using a custom query you will have to build your own navigation.