The root of your problem is the call to query_posts. You’re asking WordPress to load a page and template, and pull posts from the database, then throw away those queries, and repeat them all over again but with new parameters. It’s like asking a PA for a cup of tea every morning, then throwing it … Read more
If you mean how to ignore <!–nextpage–> in the feed content, then we can adjust this approach for feeds: /** * Disable content pagination for feeds */ add_filter( ‘content_pagination’, function( $pages ) { if ( is_feed() ) $pages = [ join( ”, (array) $pages ) ]; return $pages; } ); where $pages is an array … Read more
Yes, you can do that. Change <?php previous_post_link(); ?> and <?php next_post_link(); ?> with the following code: For previous post: <?php $prev_post = get_previous_post(); $prev_user = get_user_by( ‘id’, $prev_post->post_author ); if (!empty( $prev_post )): ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/248618/<?php echo $prev_post->guid ?>”><?php echo $prev_post->post_title ?> (<?php echo $prev_user->first_name . ‘ ‘ . $prev_user->last_name; ?>)</a> <?php endif ?> … Read more
the_posts_pagination(array( prev_text => ‘PREV’, next_text => ‘NEXT’, screen_reader_text => ‘ ‘ )); For pagination You should try this. Hope this will help you.
From WordPress Codex: Add the $max_pages parameter to the next_posts_link() function when querying the loop with WP_Query. To get the total amount of pages you can use the ‘max_num_pages’ property of the custom WP_Query object. So: next_posts_link( __( ‘Next <span class=”meta-nav”>→</span>’, ‘domain’ ), $loop->max_num_pages );
the problem was that the get_query_var(‘paged’)or ‘page’ couldn’t read the value .. I don’t know why? .. but it always returns 0; and the check sets $paged to 1 each time … so I got around it, and got the page number from the URL >>> It worked for me on localhost, but I’ve no … Read more
Between your question and comments, you say that the purpose of changing the main query is to exclude the most recent post from the main loop on your static home page, becuase it is being displayed as a “hero” post on its own before the rest. The easiest way to do this is actually using … Read more
To get the canonical (not ?page=1) reference URL to start the pagination from you have to change ‘base’ => ‘%_%’ to ‘base’ => get_pagenum_link() . ‘%_%’ // get_pagenum_link() default is ‘1’ which will give you the first page of paginated posts and %_% will be replaced by ‘format’ parameter on the next pages.
Note that with a custom WP_Query class instance like the $homePageArticles in your case, you should pass the max_num_pages property of the class instance to paginate_links(): paginate_links( array( ‘total’ => $homePageArticles->max_num_pages, ) ) However, that alone will not work with custom offset which breaks the pagination, hence for example you got this issue: it just … Read more
Whenever you visit a URL in WordPress, WordPress automatically queries the correct posts for you based on that URL and your settings. For example if you visit example.com/blog WordPress will query X number (defined in Settings > Reading) of your latest posts. Then if you visit example.com/blog/page/2 WordPress will query your latest posts offset by … Read more