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edited Feb 7, 2017 at 16:58

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If you change your ifif statement to use $query->is_main_query() like the example on the is_main_query() codex page, does that resolve the issue?

The nav menus are created by a query, so usually this problem stems from the pre_get_postspre_get_posts interfering with the menus query. Hence, I wonder whether that check isn't working.

If you change your if statement to use $query->is_main_query() like the example on the is_main_query() codex page, does that resolve the issue?

The nav menus are created by a query, so usually this problem stems from the pre_get_posts interfering with the menus query. Hence, I wonder whether that check isn't working.

If you change your if statement to use $query->is_main_query() like the example on the is_main_query() codex page, does that resolve the issue?

The nav menus are created by a query, so usually this problem stems from the pre_get_posts interfering with the menus query. Hence, I wonder whether that check isn't working.

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created May 18, 2012 at 5:57

mrwweb

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If you change your if statement to use $query->is_main_query() like the example on the is_main_query() codex page, does that resolve the issue?

The nav menus are created by a query, so usually this problem stems from the pre_get_posts interfering with the menus query. Hence, I wonder whether that check isn't working.