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As I said first thing -- the style of this code is not allowed at all. It has to be re-written. These new lines are not the same as the one you have the error on. They do not follow the same format as the bad one. I have no idea what the app is supposed to do for you but it is written rather tediously and I would have definitely found another way to do this that the mind-numbing way that the original code chose. I'm guessing that he/she too was a noob when writing it. Try this: $coronavirus_notice_banner_color = @$_POST['action']=='save_coronavirus_notice_plugin' ? $coronavirus_notice_banner_color : (get_option('coronavirus_notice_banner_color') ? esc_html(get_option('coronavirus_notice_banner_color')) : '#CC0000'); And I really don't like the use of the @ in this code. It is not a good practice.

aside from that query needing the columns you are SELECTing listed, nothing about that select query itself needed to be changed. didn't the previous pagination code cause the correct page 2, 3, ... content to be queried for and displayed? the initial sql query used a variable named $initial_page. what is the code setting the value in that variable? when you integrated the code that i gave into your existing code, did you make sure that the $initial_page variable was producing the expected result? hint: i intentionally kept the name for the page value the same throughout the code, rather than to use two different names for it. you will need to go though the code and reconcile any variable name differences for that value.