• I’m not sure if I’m referring to the correct function when I say pagination…

    This is what is happening that I would like to change if possible:

    https://www.(domain).com/page/2
    https://www.(domain).com/page/3
    etc…

    There are no other pages to display at this level and I’m really confused why this area is being paged. I’ve spent hours searching but all I can find is how to fix pagination, not turn it off.

    No idea if this is relevant but here’s some data about my site.

    WordPress is installed in a subdirectory:

    https://www.(domain).com/articles/

    The posts page is:

    https://www.(domain).com/news/

    On the static front page the four most recent posts and four of a custom post type are shown using get_posts.

    If someone could point me to the correct reference in the codex that might explain why this is happening that would be great.

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

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  • I think its an issue with theme . Which theme you are using ?

    Thread Starter nickstaroba

    (@nickstaroba)

    The theme is adapt:

    https://www.wpexplorer.com/adapt-free-responsive-wordpress-theme/

    But, the same things happens on Twenty Fourteen as well.

    Thread Starter nickstaroba

    (@nickstaroba)

    Some more information just in case it’s helpful.

    I’m running WordPress on IIS.

    I set up an additional test site with no modifications and it does the same thing. The only real difference being that I installed WordPress in the root folder of the site rather than a sub-directory. (I thought this might be causing the problem…)

    The test site is using Twenty Fourteen. The front page is set to the Sample Page from a fresh installation with the full width template. The posts page is set to a new page named Blog using the default template.

    The permalinks are set to custom: /blog/%postname%/

    Still getting root/page/2, root/page/3, etc.

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