Pagination

Hello,

For the number of posts to display, go to Dashboard > Settings > Reading > and set Blog pages show at most

Turn off the pagination by adding the code to your child theme – Get Child theme

add_filter('wp_link_pages_args', 'remove_pagination');    
function remove_pagination($args = '') {
    $args['echo'] = 0;
    return $args;
}

Hi Amit,

Thanks for your reply.

The first part of your reply was helpful. However, I have already tried installing the child theme, and doing so overrode all the settings I’d put into Customizer. So, I uninstalled it and am styling things the long way. Adding my own custom styles is always a struggle with WordPress themes: there’s so much already in place that is often hard to find that gets in the way, and needs resetting before the site will take any notice of what I’ve written. But, with OceanWP, it is worse than most.

Which file would I add your code to?

Lastly, I’ve noticed, that if I had Blog pages show at most set to a lower number than there are posts, pagination gets created, but, clicking to go through to the next page results in a 404 error screen. This is a page that OceanWP has presumably created, based on pagination rules and the number of posts. But attempting to visit this page results in it saying it doesn’t exist!!!! Not good.

This is yet another WordPress theme that looks good, but functions badly.

With kind regards,

Mark @ SYPO

Hello,

You don’t need to do anything again. Just follow the steps mentioned in the documentation – Click here

For the second – add this code in the functions.php file of the OceanWP child theme. After adding the code go to Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks and hit the save button only. Now check your site.