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Anyone any ideas on this?

I’m sorry @graftedin, but your change request is not a request, it’s a demand. I also don’t find it useful. I think the plugin author has given a perfectly rational and reasonable response to this (if I don’t agree with a plugin feature request, I won’t include it in my plugin) so I think you’re picking a fight for no reason. If you’ve made the update for yourself, well done, but please don’t blame the author for not implementing your request. This is not the nature of the web.

It doesn’t take much research to find that “read more” links are both poor accessibility and poor SEO. But hey, don’t let me stop an “expert” like you doing what you feel is best. It’s your website, if you want to downgrade your own SEO by adding repetitive, non-semantic links, then go for it.

(Disclosure: I am in no way related to this plugin, I was just looking for a sitemap plugin and came across your comments and felt I had to defend the author.)

Hi there,

I’m not really too sure what you are doing with the plugin, I assume you are trying to include it in the functions.php (or something like that).

I found there are two things you need to do with a WP_Query custom query to make wp_pagenavi work. The first is you need to include (“paged” => $paged) in your arguments. The second is you need to pass your custom query to wp_pagenavi function like so:

<?php wp_pagenavi(array( 'query' => $custom_query ));?>

I’m not sure how you would apply this to your code above. The only thing I definitely CAN see from your code above is that the paged variable is pointed at $mypage, but $mypage doesn’t appear to be initialised or setup anywhere. Maybe I’m just missing something…

Hope that helps,

T

Yeah, what’s the story? This thing is seriously borked now. Could do with having it working…

Yeah I’ve the same issue. Sites aren’t showing up? It’s like it needs a physical directory created. Is this the case?

T