This will get you the parent page ID: $post->post_parent ..and this will get that parent page’s children: get_children($post->post_parent); By default that will return an object. You can then play about with that object to your heart’s content, including making a navigation of sorts. Something like this to get started: <ul> <li class=”heading”><?php get_title($post->post_parent); ?></li> <?php … Read more
Pagination not working in custom post page
previous_posts_link and next_posts_link are for archive page pagination, they both check if is_single is not true, so will not work on any sort of single post, page, or custom post type. use paginate_links instead or just manually build your pagination links.
Generally, the static front page is not supposed to be paginated. Can you fix it? Yes you can! Take a look at those resources for a start: Codex: Pagination – static front page How to fix pagination for custom loops? Much more information about this topic is available, if you search for it. Good luck!
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If you are going to paginate the query in future, I recommend the following Changing to WP_Query instead as it is better suited for paginated queries. Although you still have less than 5 posts, you can make your query pagination ready by adding the paged parameter to your query Your use of wp_reset_query() is incorrect. … Read more
Make use of the WordPress template hierarchy, by either having a home.php – home page – or a front-page.php – front page – to display the site home/front. Read the WordPress codex article Creating a Static Front Page for an insight on how to do it and some explanation about the differences. Do not use … Read more
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