WordPress determines if a paginated page exists based on the results of the main query. Each page is actually querying 6 posts, while your custom query only loads 3. The solution – Don’t create a new query in the template, use pre_get_posts to modify the main query via your theme’s functions.php function wpa90437_media_category( $query ) … Read more
A simple if statement should do, so something like this: function my_theme_navigation() { if( get_option( $shortname .’_next_prev_or_paginate’ ) == ‘Next/Previous Links’ ) : // the block for next-prev navigation else : // the code for pagination endif; } I have no way of knowing what the array in your first code block exactly does, but … Read more
Consider using the is_home() conditional tag to check whether or not the home page is being displayed or not. <?php if ( is_home() ) { // This is a homepage // Do your fancy loop here with extra bells and whistles } else { // This is not a homepage (i.e. paginated page) // Do … Read more
You can filter the content earlier than these plugins and add the navigation there. Remove wp_link_pages() from the template, and add the following code to the theme: add_filter( ‘the_content’, function( $content ) { return $content . wp_link_pages( array( ‘echo’ => FALSE ) ); }, -1 ); // Lower number = higher priority.
As BandonRandon mentioned in the comments you can use the offset and number to query 10 users at a time. Here’s a simplified version of what I do in my Simple User Listing plugin which lists users with built-in pagination and the ability for customizing the list output in your theme, so it might save … Read more
Custom taxonomy list and sortby letter pagination problem
I’m not aware of any generic helper – all the post-related navigation functions seem to be tied into the global WP_Query instance. The only real useful function at your disposal is get_pagenum_link: $paged = max( 1, get_query_var( ‘paged’ ) ); if ( $number * $paged < $wp_user_query->total_users ) { printf( ‘<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/267947/%s”>Next</a>’, get_pagenum_link( $paged + … Read more
This generally happens when you don’t use some fixed term in the URL for category. For example, instead of: http://pandasnacozinha.com.br/bolos-doces-e-sobremesas The category link can be: http://pandasnacozinha.com.br/category/bolos-doces-e-sobremesas The setting is in WordPress Admin => Settings => Permalinks. Here, either you keep Category base blank or write a term like category, topic etc. However, from your source … Read more
I took a look at the index.php code and I’ll explain what’s going on. The theme author is using 2 custom new WP_Queries but is not doing anything with the main global $wp_query object. When you click to the second page you get the same posts because there is no main loop present. Neither of … Read more
You’re overwriting the main query with a new query where you don’t specify any tag parameters, which is why you’re seeing all posts and not those specific to the tag you’re viewing. The answer- Do not modify the main query in the template. There’s almost never a legitimate reason to have to modify the main … Read more