How Do I Add Pagination to a WordPress Query?

Adding pagination to a WordPress query can be done in a few different ways. One way is to use the wp_query() function to add pagination to a query.

This function takes four parameters: the ID of the post or page to query, the number of posts or pages to return, the pagination control, and the total number of results to return.

The pagination control can be used to specify the type of pagination to use. There are three pagination controls available: offset, number, and count. The offset pagination control specifies the number of posts or pages to start at.

The number pagination control specifies the number of posts or pages to return. The count pagination control specifies the number of posts or pages to return, but also includes the total number of results.

The wp_query() function also includes a fourth parameter, the query string. The query string is a string of characters that is passed to the WP_Query object.

This object is used to query the WordPress database. The query string can be used to specify the posts or pages to return.

The wp_query() function can be used to add pagination to a query. The number of posts or pages to return can be specified using the number pagination control.

The total number of results can be specified using the count pagination control. The offset pagination control can be used to start at the specified number of posts or pages.