john_harrison

Got my answer…

If anyone was wondering, just use this:

<?php 

     global $paginated_query;
     global $wp_query;

     if ( !$paginated_query ):
      $paginated_query = $wp_query;
     endif;

     if ( $paginated_query->max_num_pages > 1 ) : ?>

Ignore me, I’m an idiot… just re-installed it and it works great!

Thanks so much for this superb plugin guys!

I should add that when the post is saved, as above, the correct authors show on the live page, but the authors are removed from the WordPress dashboard, and if the post is saved again, it reverts back to one author.

Should I post this under a specific plugin?

Don’t get me wrong Ajay, it’s still brilliant. It’s working perfectly without using the tags anyway, it’s just that my boss asked me…

Appreciate the effort and thanks again,

John

Thanks, this is great!

Also, for the category of each post, how would I assign a class to the category?

<span class="post-category"><a href="https://localhost/wordpress/category/blog/" title="View all posts in Blog" rel="category tag">Blog</a></span>

I would want to apply the name of the category as a class to the hyperlink tag. So the above should look like this:

<span class="post-category"><a href="https://localhost/wordpress/category/blog/" class="blog-category" title="View all posts in Blog" rel="category tag">Blog</a></span>

Thanks,

John

Is there any way I can make the classes more meaningful?

cat-item-7 is a bit …. ya know ??

Thanks for the quick reply|

John