Excellent!

Hi, apologies for the delay in replying.

Do you have a link to your site so I can see what you mean and figure a way out to resolve your issue?

Thanks

@kds26 Apologies for the delay in replying.

I am unable to offer support on the issue related to the post type order plugin as I use default wordpress functions (latest release will be different) to fetch the next and previous posts.

However I can offer a work around if it is simply adjusting the order in reverse.

All you would need to do is click the ‘Switch Nav’ option in the settings (of WP Post Nav) to make the arrows display as they should (in reverse).

You can then use the built in function to translate the wording on NEXT or PREVIOUS post and switch that around. Ive attached the generic example from the plugin to help.

/*Translations without a plugin*/
//wrap in a conditional if required
$type = get_post_type();
if ($type = 'post') {
  function wp_post_nav_translate( $translated_text, $text, $domain ) {
    switch ( $translated_text ) {
      
      case 'Category: ' :
        $translated_text = __( 'Something You Like: ', 'wp-post-nav' );
        break;
      case 'Previous Post' :
       $translated_text = __( 'Something Else: ', 'wp-post-nav' );
      break;
       case 'Next Post' :
       $translated_text = __( 'Something Else: ', 'wp-post-nav' );
      break;
    }
    return $translated_text;
  }
  add_filter( 'gettext', 'wp_post_nav_translate', 20, 3 );
}
//Text MUST be exact for this to work

All of the CSS can be altered with some custom css and transitions.

To adjust the amount the nav button slides out, just add negative positioning on the hover

.wp-post-nav #post-nav-next-default:hover {
    right: -275px; //just change the amount to suit but keep NEGATIVE
}

You cant change the mobile styles to be the same as on desktop as there is not efficient way to offer hover actions to make the buttons slide out, but you can change them with media queries if required.

I hope that helps.

@clikzdigital

Which bit are you struggling with?

@josediz Thank you for the feedback.

At present there are no plans for filtering through tags for the navigation.

I will look into excluding posts via category.

To hide the heading, you can simply use some custom css

wp-post-nav h4 {
display:none;
}

@cestep Ive just emailed you a new version of the plugin.

Please upload via FTP and see if this fixes the issue. Ive tried it with a custom post type on my dev version and it seems to work perfectly with and without the floating nav on.

John

@cestep Ive just sen the you the updated plugin.

Can you upload with via FTP and NOT the wordpress upload option inside wp admin (otherwise you’ll need to delete the old plugin and then reinstall)

When you’ve done this, go to the new DEBUG tab in the wp post nav settings and simply click the check box.

Visit a project page on the front end where you are using the nav and at the bottom a large purple box will appear showing you your settings for the plugin, under that will be the details of the post fetched according to your settings, and then under that will be the actual next and previous post according to a custom function. I just need to see this page so I can fathom out where its going wrong for you.