WP Page Navi — Broken

Hi James,

I noticed this too, and finally it got the best of me, I fixed it. The problem is in inc/template-tags.php

Look for ipt_kb_content_nav(), the a href= section of the str_replace() array is never found, because something inserts class definitions in between…

My quick fix, was to change it to this:

$wp_pagenavi = str_replace( array(
			"<div class='wp-pagenavi'>",
			'</div>',
			"<span class='pages'>",
			'</span>',
			"<span class='current'>",
			'<a class=',
			'</a>',
			"<span class='extend'>",
			/* translator: Translate it to the output of WP PageNavi for your lang */
			__( '&laquo; First', 'ipt_kb' ),
			/* translator: Translate it to the output of WP PageNavi for your lang */
			__( 'Last &raquo;', 'ipt_kb' ),
			'&laquo;',
			'&raquo;',
		), array(
			'<ul class="pagination">',
			'</ul>',
			'<li class="disabled"><span>',
			'</span></li>',
			'<li class="active"><span>',
			'<li><a class=',
			'</a></li>',
			'<li class="disabled"><span>',
			'<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-fast-backward"></i>',
			'<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-fast-forward"></i>',
			'<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-backward"></i>',
			'<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-forward"></i>',
		), $wp_pagenavi );

Note “a href” has changed to “a class”.

This would probably ultimately be better fixed either by making sure the class gets inserted after or change the str_replace to reg_replace.

In any case, it works now.

GREAT! THANKS! That’s working for me, too!