How to add pagination to custom page
You can follow below URl to find your solution How to fix pagination for custom loops?
You can follow below URl to find your solution How to fix pagination for custom loops?
If next/prev posts exist, the next/prev button will show. What i did here is to modify the next/prev labels 🙂 while( have_posts() ) : // Your loop endwhile; // Pagination $pagination_args = array( ‘prev_text’ => ‘<i class=”fa fa-chevron-right” aria-hidden=”true”></i>Previous post’, ‘next_text’ => ‘Next post<i class=”fa fa-chevron-left” aria-hidden=”true”></i>’ ); ?> <div class=”paginate_container”><?php echo paginate_links( $pagination_args ); … Read more
I got the problem solved. The problem with My wordpress has the following. I created both CUSTOM POST NAME and PAGE name as same. Solution for the problem is: Change PAGE or CUSTOM POST TYPE Name. It must be different not be same. Now I can access page/2 or page/3 without getting any 404 page … Read more
Your $args variable would be helpful. As I can see, you are creating custom WP_QUERY, so get_query_var(‘paged’) isn’t related to your $the_query = new WP_QUERY, but to global $wp_query. Possible solution: declare global $paged and add it to $args = array( /* your args here*/, ‘paged’ => $paged );, also change your get_query_var(‘paged’) to $paged
Total number of pages is $query->found_posts divided by $per_page_default. If the current page number is less than that amount, there are more pages. post_count isn’t the total amount of posts, as the answer on the question you linked states, it’s the total number of posts on that single page only. That’s not going to tell … Read more
SOLUTION My solution was change to use http://website.com/page-name/page/1/ and http://website.com/page-name/page/2/. And when I get query_var, I decrease it and check if it is less than zero, I return it to zero. I had to use this solution because when I pass /page/1/ or when I do not pass anything, my paged returns me a zero … Read more
At a quick glance, it looks like this is nothing to do with your use of is_paged() (which looks correct) but that your closing if and endforeach statements are the wrong way round? You need to close the foreach() before you close the if().
Try $_GET[‘paged’] instead of $_GET[‘page’]
It’s hard to answer exactly, because themes vary. But typically index.php is not the one that is used for your blog archive / front page. It is there as a fallback. Many themes have a “front-page.php” or a “home.php” that contains the blog archive / front page code. If you have a static front page … Read more
Your problem is that you use core url parameters (paged in this case) for something that is not the main loop. There are two possible solutions instead of writing your own loop, use the pre_get_posts filter to modify the main loop. Use your own pagination parameters (for example jr_paged).