wp_link_pages() doesn’t support numbers and next/previous links. If you set next_or_number to number, the default, then the pages will be shown as number links. By default that looks like this: Pages: 1 2 3 If you set it to next then you’ll get this output: Pages:Previous page Next page The nextpagelink and previouspagelink arguments are … Read more
First thing: Category archives default to using this permalink/URL structure: http://example.com/category/<category slug>/ (for page #1) http://example.com/category/<category slug>/page/<page number>/ (for page #2, #3, and so on) So when you visit http://example.com/category/accessories/page/2/, WordPress will automatically make a call to WP_Query and the parameters being used are retrieved from the current page URL: WP_Query( array( ‘category_name’ => ‘accessories’, … Read more
I finally found a solution. Disable the redirect canonical function with: add_filter( ‘redirect_canonical’, ‘__return_false’ ); And fix the 404 error that results from disabling the redirect canonical with this suggestion
First: why abuse the author.php template file in this way? I would suggest that you consider creating a custom Page template for this output. Second: if you’re using multiple queries, it would probably be helpful to give each query a unique variable. (Personally, I would give each query a descriptive variable name, rather than just … Read more
Change $postArgs to: $postArgs = array(‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘paged’ => $paged); Everything else in the array u have up there is default and unnecessary. Also add $the_query->rewind_posts(); after the first endwhile; Update Fix for pagination issues: global $wp_query; $paged = ($wp_query->query[‘paged’]) ? $wp_query->query[‘paged’] : 1;
The issue is that before your custom queries load, WordPress runs the main taxonomy query (all results in that tax term, 10 per page). On page 6, the main query is trying to load posts 51-60, and since they don’t exist the page 404’s before you have a chance to load your custom query. Customize … Read more
In short no – the template used is based on the query, and when paginating you are essentially repeating the same query, but for a different page. In general the template will be the same. archive.php can be used for most queries, but often preferable templates exist (e.g. category templates, tag templates, author templates etc.). … Read more
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_search_link was what I was looking for.
for ($i=1; $i <= min($pages,10); $i++)
$archive_month = date(‘m’, strtotime(‘1 month ago’) ); $archive_year = date(‘Y’, strtotime(‘1 month ago’) ); echo ‘<a href=”‘ . get_month_link( $archive_year, $archive_month) . ‘”>Last month\’s posts</a>’;