Navigation working but its style broken

If you have added the [site_reviews] shortcode outside of the main page content, try adding this code snippet to your website (you can use the Code Snippets plugin to do this):

add_filter('et_required_module_assets', function ($assets) {
     $assets[] = 'et_pb_gallery';
     return array_values(array_unique($assets));
});

Hello again, thank for the reply, that fixed the style but it broke the navigation.. it doesn’t work anymore.. Just tho added that in the functions.php of the child theme.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by bryarworld.

Site Reviews uses the WordPress get_pagenum_link function to get the paged links for the current page. For some reason, your website is telling this function that /tutorials/a-beginners-guide-to-resetting-afterlogic-admin-panel-password/ is the URL path for the current page (i.e. your home page). This is why the pagination links are not working.

If I were to guess, something is wrong with your theme. Perhaps you are using a custom Loop in your theme files and forgot to reset it with wp_reset_postdata?

You can test to see if this is being caused by your theme by switching to another official theme and then testing pagination there.

Alternatively, try using the ajax option.

[site_reviews pagination="ajax"]

But if that also doesn’t work, you may need to stick with the loadmore option instead.

[site_reviews pagination="loadmore"]

I noticed that as well, but I do not really have any custom functions related to my theme, the only one is the one we just added. As for loadmore and ajax, same they are not working.

Tho, I do disabled all plugins to check if any of them affecting Site Reviews but still the same

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by bryarworld.

[site_reviews pagination="ajax"] Now, this works fine it wasn’t working because I had the display limited to 5, but it does change the URL or the link of the tab to that tutorials/a-beginners-guide-to-resetting-afterlogic-admin-panel-password/?reviews-page=6

Plugins are not the problem. Likely something in your theme is causing this problem as I said before.

To prevent the URL from changing you could try this:

But I suggest you look into why your theme is doing this:

• Try creating a blank page with only the shortcode on it.
• Check to see if you are using any custom get_posts or WP_Query Loops and make sure that you are doing it correctly (i.e. using wp_reset_postdata to restore the $post global to the current post in the main query).
• Check to see if you are adding any custom rewrites to the permalink structure.
• Compare the pagination when using your theme and then using another official theme.
• etc.

Thanks sir, I just let it go that way and stick with the ajax one for now.