wp_link_pages() and paginate_links() work in different contexts: The first on a single paginated page, the latter on an archive. So is_archive() should be your criterion to decide which text you use, or better: which filter you use in apply_filters().
That’s because you have directly edited the single.php file, try to make a function and in it return wp_link_pages() and in add_action set a priority. Try this function function pagination_after_post() { return wp_link_pages(); } add_action(‘the_content’,’pagination_after_post’,1); My WP PHP is not that good, my function might be wrong, this is just an example, but this way … Read more
Display only the current page number and another numbered page in pagination
WordPress already adds classes to the body for you to handle this, as long as your theme correctly uses the body_class template tag. On the 2nd page of Page, your body will have these additional classes: paged, paged-2 & page-paged-2, so you can see that you can make changes to styles to suit: body.page { … Read more
If you’re using wp_link_pages() with ‘next_or_number’ set to ‘number’ (or not set at all, it’s the default), which you presumably are, then you can use the wp_link_pages_link filter. wp_link_pages_link lets you filter the HTML for each individual page link that’s output. The 2nd argument, $i, gives you the page number. You can use this to … Read more
The multipage setting is not something that happen via a query, it is handled only via global variables, inside the setup_postdata() function. The only thing you need is to increment a global variable and add your static content using the ‘the_post’ hook that is fired at the end of that function. Something like: add_action(‘the_post’, function(WP_Post … Read more
Here’s a suggestion using the wp_link_pages and content_pagination filters: The aim is to add a “Show All Content” link below the content pagination links: and when we click it, the link should display “Show Content Pagination” and vice versa. Demo plugin We can do that with the following demo, where we introduce the wpse_show_all_content GET … Read more
This is what I use as a replacement for wp_link_pages(). Instead of a separate class it uses another element for the current page, because a page should never link to the current URL. /** * Modification of wp_link_pages() with an extra element to highlight the current page. * * @param array $args * @return void … Read more
The $multipage is constructed inside the setup_postdata() method of WP_Query. It’s called when you run the_post(). So just as @s_ha_dum explained, you have to make a loop around it: You can try this: if( have_posts() ) { the_post(); // Make a call to setup_postdata(). echo sbwp_get_current_chapter(); // Display the current chapter. rewind_posts(); // Rewind back. … Read more
I don’t see a way to do this with just the standard arguments but you can do it with a filter: function link_hack_wpse_($output,$args) { global $page, $numpages; $xofy = $page.’ of ‘.$numpages; if (1 == $page) { $output = str_replace($args[‘after’],” $xofy{$args[‘after’]}”,$output); } elseif ($page == $numpages) { $output = str_replace($args[‘before’],”{$args[‘before’]}$xofy “,$output); } else { $output … Read more