Thread Starter
mYrAn
(@myran)
http://pastebin.com/FMM6rQAY
Since i couldn’t have in the post :<
Thread Starter
mYrAn
(@myran)
You missed a commasign, otherwise it worked fine 🙂 But right know it displays both the prev and next even if there isn’t a prev or next :< is there a way to get around this?
This is not normal behavior, can we have a link to this page? Maybe resaving your permalink structure under Settings > Permalinks will do the trick.
Thread Starter
mYrAn
(@myran)
Nevermind that, i had forgetten to remove a bit of code when i modified the buttons :< A new question comes to mind tough. I have a category named “blog”, and the page im doing all this is called “blog”. So they have the same permalink (blog). But this causes a problem with the pagination, it gets a 404 now :< Is there a way to go around this? So it doesnt try to do it in the category blog, but in the page blog. The reason i have it like this is that when i go to mysite.com/blog, it displays all posts (without pagination before), and when you click a post its still mysite.com/blog/postname, and not mysite.com/othercatname/postname..
Edit: If i change the link the anchor for the next-page-button from mysite.com/blog/page/2 to mysite.com/blog/2 it works. I recon this is the easiest fix, but is there a way to do it?
What is your permalink structure?
If you click a post doesn’t it go to example.com/postname ?
Thread Starter
mYrAn
(@myran)
%category%/%postname% with category base removed(no ‘category’ infront of categoryname)! Read the edit in the last post.
If you have %category% as the first part of the structure and a category and page with the same title there will be apermalink conflict. There’s no easy way to do what you want. Maybe you can use custom taxonomies to structure the site the way you want
Thread Starter
mYrAn
(@myran)
damn.. Is there really no easy way to just change the link from page/2 to /2 :<?
Edit: Just a thought, wouldn’t jquerys replace function be able to remove the ‘page’ part from the link :o?
