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  • Thread Starter ladoza

    (@ladoza)

    If I use divs instead of spans, it makes the code a little bit better. But I’d rather not use javascript outside of the header at all. Maybe an easier question would be if it’s possible to insert code from the fuction in between the page’s <head> tags?

    Thread Starter ladoza

    (@ladoza)

    Found it!

    I used the above code in a file called news.php and included that on my postpage using echo include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/news.php');

    I changed that to include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/news.php'); (dropped the echo) and now the number’s gone. Had nothing to do with the wp_query function at all 🙂

    Thanks for your replies

    Thread Starter ladoza

    (@ladoza)

    There indeed are no pagenumbers when the default theme is activated. Hmm must really be something template-related then, I’ll go try and find it. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

    [Edit] It’s weird though, I made my template from scratch and don’t recall building in any pagination functions. I hope I’ll find what is causing it (plugins are deactivated).

    Thread Starter ladoza

    (@ladoza)

    Thanks for your reply.
    But I don’t understand, why does a pagenumber show up when I use the posted code? I am not using any navigation plugins and I’m not calling any navigational functions.

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