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  • Samuel B

    (@samboll)

    try resetting permalinks without starting with %category%
    wordpress will assume the category view
    try just
    %postname%

    Thread Starter ad9f30

    (@ad9f30)

    Is this how you have your permalinks set? Does your “Next Page” work?

    Samuel B

    (@samboll)

    all of my links work
    I have
    /%postname%/%postid%/

    Thread Starter ad9f30

    (@ad9f30)

    When I change my permalink from
    /%category%/%postname%/ to /%postname%/%postid%/ I get the 404 Error Not Found when I click on the category.

    Samuel B

    (@samboll)

    something is whacked then
    try deleting the .htaccess and regenerating the permalinks again

    I have also the same problem, maybe you can help me;
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/298635

    Thanks!!

    Problem and solution.

    If your theme’s index.php page has a call for a max number of posts, it has to match your WordPress settings under Reading for “Blog pages show at most”. For example, if your theme’s index.php page has a query call such as query_posts(“cat=-27,-28&paged=$page&posts_per_page=5”), the max posts here is 5. But if your “Blog pages show at most” setting is 10 (the default), there is a mismatch. This will trigger the 404 error page.

    The solution is to have both match. In this example, you can simply change “Blog pages show at most” to 5, or posts_per_page=5 to posts_per_page=10.

    I got the solution from this post http://wordpress.org/support/topic/167795?replies=1

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