GamerZ wrote a very useful hack that do just that:
http://www.pixel-junkies.net/kore/gamerz/files/upload/wp_vbnavi.txt
GamerZ wrote a very useful hack that do just that:
http://www.pixel-junkies.net/kore/gamerz/files/upload/wp_vbnavi.txt
works nicely...
but the problem with hacks are that i can't be sure they will work with the next upgrade! this is one of the hack that can be incorporated in the final version... well thats me, want everything built in :O)
I agree. Good hacks that doesn't overload or bloat the system, should go into the Gold code.
...what's bad about this hack (and the whole posts paged code since it's part of the issue) is that it does not generate nice urls. :(
well i dont think nice urls are yet implemented for this particular coding.
even the default tag produces messy urls :D
and dont worry google does not dislike messy urls :)
Nice URLS are a bit difficult to do here. The URLs would be context dependent. If you're paging through a year/month archive you might want something like /archives/2004/03/page/1. If you're paging through a category you might want something like /archives/category/general/page/1. If you're just paging off the home page with no query active, you might want /page/1. Authors and other queries would be similar. This would require posts_nav_link to know the query context, which would require taking a query and finding a suitable permalink structure to fit to it. We currently don't go from query to permalink, only permalink to query. In other words, it's not quite as easy as people seem to think it is. I haven't felt the urge to mess with it yet.
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