Aaron Ware

Hey @dacho,

1. The CSS you’d probably want to manage within your theme itself. We provide the classes so you can style those posts however you’d like. If we did provide default css it would be pretty basic (and most people may not be happy with it). Maybe we can put in a few more examples in the FAQs that will help. @desrosj or maybe do some default styling and allow people to filter it out.
2. You can manage this based on your custom query shown in the example(s)
3. You can manage this based on your custom query shown in the example(s)
4. You can manage this based on your custom query shown in the example(s)

For 2 – 4 do you mean a way to manage that within the admin panel? We typically use this plugin within our custom loops through wp_query get_posts etc… But if you’re looking for an actual way to administrate it we’ll probably have to brainstorm the best way to approach it.

Thanks for the feedback @theverylastperson! Much appreciated. We have a few other features we are working on as well but if you have any suggestions to make it better or even more useful let us know.

Hi Bret,

There isn’t necessarily a way in the plugin itself to define an image to be used with the link. BUT what you could do is style each button utilizing css.

All you need to do is define the link_class argument

<?php next_page_link( array ( 'link_class' => 'my-custom-class' ) ); ?>

<?php previous_page_link( array ( 'link_class' => 'my-custom-class' ) ); ?>

If you truly need an image as your links. I could add in a feature to the plugin to be able to change/define markup. I think the css class declaration should do the trick though

Okey doke. In order for it to loop we need to tell it to do that in an argument. I’ve made some changes below. Try it out and let me know.

<!-- PAGINATION -->
<?php
if ($display_posts != "1") {// except if after blog list
echo '<div class="other_posts">';
echo '<span class="prevp">'; 	echo previous_page_link( array( 'loop' => true ) ); 	echo'</span>';
echo '<span class="nextp">'; 	echo next_page_link( array( 'loop' => true ) ); 	echo'</span>';
echo '</div>';
} ?>

On a separate but related topic. Your code could be optimized a little bit. You don’t necessarily need all of those echos for your html content

<!-- PAGINATION -->
<?php if ($display_posts != "1") : // except if after blog list ?>
<div class="other_posts">
    <span class="prevp"><?php echo previous_page_link( array('loop' => true) ); ?></span>
    <span class="nextp"><?php echo next_page_link( array('loop' => true) ); ?></span>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

Hi Agnes,

Typically it SHOULD loop based on the page hierarchy and page order. Let me dig into it and see if something is deterring it finding the next sections. I should be able to look into this a little bit later today for you. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner for some reason I never get notifications when someone submits a support request.