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Any updates on this? It’s been 2 months and I’m still having this issue.

Does anyone have a remedy?

Same issue here, blank settings page. The website is loading without issue though.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-co-authors-plus-simple-check-if-more-than-one-author?replies=4

Got what I needed from a previous support thread. Thank you.

I created a new page named ‘Advice’ and set it to display a specific template. This template is a copy of my category.php template but I’ve added the following code:

if ($_GET["catid"] != "") {
	$args = array('cat' => $_GET["catid"], 'paged' => $paged );
	$paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1; query_posts($args);
}

This allows me to set the category ids via the link’s URL by appending ‘?catid=76,77’. For instance, the advice page is located at https://www.example.com/advice/, I’m adding ?catid=76,77 to the end of that to make https://www.example.com/advice/?catid=76,77. This is working for me perfectly. It’s displaying posts from both category 76 and 77 and it is not breaking the pagination.

The issue I’m still having is that I don’t want to create 31 different pages within WordPress… there should be a more intuitive way. Being as I had only added code, and not taken anything away, I decided to try to integrate this directly into the category.php template. The thought here being that if the catid variable isn’t set, it wont trigger the code and all should work as normal. This is correct, however, the pagination issue returns when using the code in this manner. It seems as if the root category in the URL is being used for the pagination instead of the two categories that have been set.

So I’m wondering, for the sake of pagination, what information is acquired from the URL when viewing a category?

What would be the cause of the pagination for ‘https://www.example.com/advice/’ (a non-category page running off of a derivation of the category template) be processed differently than ‘https://www.example.com/category/advice/’ when they are running off of the same code?

I’m using the CherryThemes framework with childtheme template_44016 which I’ve been customizing.

They were both provided to me via the designer and were obtained from https://www.templatemonster.com/.

Well now, I believe I have discovered what I was looking for just by messing around with it.

But that discovery leads me to another question. Is there a way to search based on these fields? I believe what I’m after is consider a multidimensional search. For example, I need users to be able to search for all properties that have 2 or more bedrooms and 1 or more bathrooms.

Same problem here.