If I set $query->set( 'posts_per_page', -1 );
in 'pre_get_posts'
, max_num_pages
will be the number of results. It should be equal to 1.
Since Genesis’ pagination uses this value, it will display pagination when there should be none.
I think the mistake is in relevanssi/lib/search.php:906
:
if ( -1 === $query->query_vars['posts_per_page'] ) {
$query->max_num_pages = $hits_count;
}
$hits_count
should be replaced with 1
(or the case could be dropped completely).
Is there a reason that I didn’t see, why it is set this way?
Thank you,
Josef
PS: In the meantime it is avoided by using $query->set( 'nopaging', true );
, since posts_per_page
is not set this way.
However, I have one problem: Google somehow sees pagination for my homepage, like this:
https://mysite.com/page/1/
https://mysite.com/page/2/
However, the content on these pages is identical, which I suspect will lead Google to penalize me.
Since the frontpage doesn’t use pagination, I’d like to disable it. However, I have no idea how to do so.
Anyone have any ideas?
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I have 176 sub-domains on https://funcityfinder.com and this plug-in produces a sitemap quickly on all of them, except this one sub-domain.
I have no plug-ins activated on this sub-domain that are not activated on the other sub-domains
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However, this is bringing up every single post, not just all those from the matched query. Is posts_per_page the wrong way of doing it?
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