Function Name: is_paged
Explanation: The is_paged function in WordPress is used to check if the current page being displayed is a paginated page. Paginated pages are typically used when displaying a list of posts or custom post types where the content is divided into multiple pages.
This function returns a boolean value, true if the current page is a paginated page and false otherwise. It is commonly used within WordPress templates to conditionally display certain content or apply specific styling for paginated pages.
Example Usage:
if (is_paged()) {
// Display additional content or apply specific styling for paginated pages
echo '<div class="pagination">Page ' . get_query_var('paged') . '</div>';
} else {
// Display default content for non-paginated pages
echo 'Welcome to our blog!';
}In the example above, the is_paged function is used to determine whether the current page is a paginated page. If it returns true, an additional div with pagination information is displayed. If it returns false, a default welcome message is displayed.
Note: The is_paged function is typically used within the main WordPress loop to check if a paginated page is being displayed.