benraaa

Thanks a lot, Joy and bcworkz!
I adapted the code and kicked out the own query and the unnecessary parameters. I have a complex loop and asumed that I need a new query for this. But it indeed works with the main query. And now even the_posts_navigation works like a charm. For the future I try to keep my hands off an own query.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by benraaa.

I just detected that page/2/ switches to the index.php, although it started at category.php – where it of course should stay. Seems to be the real problem. Does anybody see why it does switch?

benraaa

Changed this topic to resolved because the question needs to be put differently…

Thanks for your really quick reply. So I will have a look for the newest Twenty Eleven. It will take some hours, since I have to do some other business first. But I will answer then.

Yes, sorry, the single quote was a typing mistake. Meanwhile I tried a lot of variations: inside and outside the loop, with get_permalink(), the_permalink() and post_permalink(), with an echo-command for the text an with variables. It’s definitly the wrong way. Now, when I tried it once more, it didn’t cut it off, but shows the link of the last article of the category page (now indeed together with the “special” text). However I need the link of the category page where I put the code.

To make it more clear:

code is on category.php,
last article shown on page “weather” is e.g. “A mix of sun and clouds”,
link shows https://www.domain.com/weather/a-mix-of-sun-and-clouds-special,
but should be https://www.domain.com/weather-special

Is there any other method to get the right link?

Hope it’s not too confusing.