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I have a custom post type called "catalog". This page, when viewed, has a section in the page that lists items from another cpt, items from the current catalog being viewed.

What I am trying to do, is add paging, so that if there are more than 12 items from that catalog, the remaining items are paged.

WordPress has created the following rewrite rules:

[catalog/([^/]+)/page/?([0-9]{1,})/?$] => index.php?catalog=$matches[1]&paged=$matches[2] ... [catalog/([^/]+)(?:/([0-9]+))?/?$] => index.php?catalog=$matches[1]&page=$matches[2]

So, if I am reading the above correctly, WordPress is already set up to handle: /catalog/{catalog_slug}/page/2/
/catalog/{catalog_slug}/2/

Yet when I attempt to load this page, it always drops the /page/2/ from the URL and redirects to: /catalog/{catalog_slug/

Thus making it impossible for me to access the page variable.

How can I implement paging on a single post page, so that I can page the catalog items displayed?

Thanks

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  • The CPTs are registered via ACF, and I believe is already of type page not post. I will review. I am showing the related posts from another CPT via a custom WPQuery loop. Commented Apr 3 at 1:36

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Well, I was able to solve this with a custom query string parameter: ?view=2 for the 2nd page, that just seems cludgy when the system already has a route for /page/2/ for example. It's even more annoying to me that ?page= and ?p=, the most logical names for a paging query parameter, don't work. Wordpress refuses to accept those and strips them from the URL.

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  • Just a heads-up, p refers to a post ID, not a page number. page is a page number, but only for multi-page posts (e.g., using <!--nextpage-->). More details on that here: Pagination within a post. For /page/2, the correct parameter is paged. However, it won’t work for single posts (where is_single() is true) because of a limitation in the redirect_canonical() function. Commented Apr 6 at 16:23

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