i found a solution with no use of htaccess but using the WP function wp_redirect. copy and past on functions.php function redirect_paginated_404() { if (is_404()) { $url = $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]; //read the url $search=”/page/”; //chose the word of the url if ( strpos( $url, $search ) !== false ) { //if i find the string /page/ … Read more
As suggested by @s_ha_dum, you can check the value of page. The value is 1 when you’re on the first page. global $page; if ( $page == 1 ) : // you’re on the first page endif; But probably you need to check if the post is paginated first: global $multipage; if ( 0 !== … Read more
when writing this question we suddenly thought that we did not try to change the permalink. After changing the permalink to another unique value it worked like a charm. So still not sure what was causing this issue but the above solved the issue. If anyone has a clue why the permalink was causing the … Read more
What is wrong with my code ? pagination does not show up
get_previous_post() and get_next_post() are deprecated. You should use get_previous_post_link() and get_next_post_link() or even better the wrapper functions the_post_navigation() or get_the_post_navigation(). If you don’t know how to use them, see the single.php template of the twentyfifteen theme that comes with WordPress by default. You can also see how these functions are implemented in the link-template.php file … Read more
You’re trying to retrieve a set of posts, and display them, in a random order. Firstly: Indent your code to prevent bugs, as it reads, there is a closing endif; in your questions code but no if statement was ever opened. If you had indented correctly this would be trivial to spot, good editors will … Read more
here you just need to change on $args array. where you have pas wrong argument. $args = array ( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 3, ‘paged’ => $paged );
I finally figured out how to fix the issue I had. I added the following into my rewrite_rules function: add_rewrite_rule(‘^mysearch/location/([^/]+)/page/([0-9]{1,})/?$’,’index.php?page_id=200&location=$matches[1]&paged=$matches[2]’,’top’); So now my URLs are exactly as I wanted them: /mysearch/location/SUBMITTED-INFO/page/WHATEVER
I have figured out the problem. There was a naming clash between my post type insights and the page name (also insights) which was confusing WordPress. Changing the post type to the singular insight fixed it.
The post_type parameter for WP_Query can accept an array of post types. This would allow you to combine both streams into a single query which should resolve your current dilemma with pagination. $query = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => array(‘page’,’post’) ) );