rfkat

Thanks for the quick reply, @eteubert – I needed to style the li elements, so selecting the “current page” li is sadly not possible.

However, since you’re no longer maintaining this, I’ve now just modified display_pagination_controls() according to my needs, replacing the lists with simple links and spans. In case somebody else stumbles across this issue, hre’s the modification:

<div class="archivist-pagination pagination nav-links">
<?php for ($i = 1; $i <= $total_pages; $i++): ?>
                <?php if ($current_page === $i): ?>
                        <span
                                class="page-numbers current" aria-current="page"
                                data-page="<?php echo esc_attr($i); ?>">
                                <?php echo $i; ?>
                        </span>
                <?php else: ?>
                        <a
                                href="<?php echo esc_attr(add_query_arg('archivist_page', $i, $current_url)); ?>"
                                class="archivist-pagination-link page-numbers"
                                data-page="<?php echo esc_attr($i); ?>">
                                <?php echo $i; ?>
                        </a>
                <?php endif ?>
<?php endfor ?>
</div>

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by rfkat.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by rfkat.

That’s my current workaround, but I’m really a fan of DRY. I’d like to avoid maintaining the same text in two places – sync glitches are almost guaranteed.

I’ve read through a few messages here on the forum and found similar challenges with respect to rendering nested categories.

Need to think a little more about how to solve this. Thanks for your feedback!

@tugbucket Thank you for writing and maintaining it. I’m exploring all the options right now, really excellent!

Yikes, typo: descriptions="yes", and everything works… ??

That will definitely close a gap – Thanks for considering this, and have a great weekend!

Rolf