Hi there,
You’re seeing the ?query- pagination string because the Query block is added on a static page. When pagination is enabled on a static page, GenerateBlocks uses a query parameter as the pagination identifier, which is why the URL looks like that. This happens since the page itself doesn’t have native pagination handling.
If you want the standard pagination format (e.g. /page/2), the Query block needs to be applied on the blog or archive templates, with the Inherit query from template option enabled. In GeneratePress, this requires the Elements module in GP Premium, so you can insert the Query block into the archive templates.
Regarding the comments number – where do you want it to be linked?
Thread Starter
r3ndy
(@r3ndy)
Since you’re using GP Premium, could you raise a new topic in the Premium Support forum? WordPress doesn’t allow us to provide or discuss paid plugins here. We’ll be happy to assist you there.
Thread Starter
r3ndy
(@r3ndy)
Hi @alvindcaesar
The GP Premium forum has made the licensing rules very difficult for users. My developer only has GP Premium and can’t proceed further with GB because they don’t have a license for it.
ying
(@yingscarlett)
If you have GP Premium license, you should be able to register an account in GP’s premium support forum. Thanks for your understanding!
My developer only has GP Premium and can’t proceed further with GB because they don’t have a license for it.
Sadly, you’re stuck. Your premium version cannot be supported here regardless of your license issues.
For pro or customer support, please contact the developer on their site. This includes pre-sales information.
As the developer is aware, customers may not be supported on this site.
https://wordpress.org/support/guidelines/#do-not-post-about-commercial-products
