You probably need a filter on get_{$adjacent}_post_join and get_{$adjacent}_post_sort to get those to work. Apologies, but I don’t have time right now to work up the actual filters and debug them, but maybe that will get you started.
Use the ‘next_or_number’ parameter: wp_link_pages( array ( ‘next_or_number’ => ‘next’ ) ); See the Codex for details.
you could create a secondary loop using WP_Query()to get all posts; the links should have enough examples to get you started.
Given that it is TwentyTwelve you’re dealing with, check the file content.php: The relevant code block is between the lines 44 and 63 and will have to move below line 31. For the sake of semantics, the element should not be a <footer> element anymore, make it a <div> or a <section>.
That is not the way functions work. You can’t tack part of an if/else query onto the end of a function… at least that kinda looks like what you are doing. Or maybe you’re are trying to us an else without the if… Anyway, the syntax is badly broken. Here is a cleaned up version … Read more
For the header First of all you have to know how retrieve the current page, that is done by get_query_var(‘page’) Knowing it, writing what you want is easy. It can be a little hard if you want to link the previous page correctly. In this case you have to use an internal function of wordpress, … Read more
I would check the post content of the post that is not shown well for unclosed or unopened <div>, <span>, whatever elements. If you are using Firefox, CMD+U (or Ctrl+U) will show you the source code that – for example – shows unopened but closed <a> and <p> tags in lines 853, 878… also w3c … Read more
Either use http referer or pass own param with your urls determining referring category. The first option seems better to me. The //check, whether a user does not access a page directly if(isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’])) { //get category object $category = get_category_by_path($_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’], false); //if category URL was passed if(NULL !== $category) echo $category->name; //otherwise get your random … Read more
For anyone that comes across this as I did via the Googlez, I was trying to load new articles onto the bottom of a single.php page (infinite scroll). I discovered that by adding an increment to the “offset” value, and then using $.post() instead of $.get(), I was able to do this. Following the code … Read more
If your goal is to load the selected custom template for each page within the loop, then you’re actually pretty close to that. You’re getting the value of _wp_page_template, but then you’re not doing anything with that template, you’re just loading content-page.php for each of those pages with the line get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘page’ );. If … Read more