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Hi, Starmouse:

First, thanks so much for your interest in PLP.

Second, if you don’t want to use the auto-pagination module, you can disable it and still use the single page option and the styles module. There’s an important interdependency between the auto and scrolling modules, though, so if you disable one, you’ll disable the other as well.

Let me know if this doesn’t answer your question and/or resolve your issue.

Great, richyrich. Thanks for the update.

Hi, junx0r:

I would advise against editing the plugin code.

Resolved.

Hi, junx0r:

You can style your prev/next links by defining a “Link Wrapper Element” and “Link Wrapper Element Class” in the “Pagination Styles” module. We’ve considered integrating a feature that would add a specific variable to each class (eg., class-1, class-2) so users can style each individual page link. But this feature is still forthcoming.

For now, then, if you want to target a specific page link, such as previous or next, you can use the nth-child pseudo class (http://css-tricks.com/how-nth-child-works/).

Concerning your second point, PLP doesn’t offer a way to add HTML elements before or after the pagination string. As such, it’s probably easiest to just edit your theme. Find the wp_link_pages function and just add your ad/message div before or after.

Thanks for your interest in PLP.

Hi, junx0r:

First, thank you for your interest in PLP.

Second, the issue you’re describing may very well be permissions-based, but your WP instance may also be having trouble writing to your database. I’d investigate these two options first.

I can’t replicate this issue on the PLP demo site (demo.pagelinksplus.com), and it always runs the latest WordPress nightly release and the most up-to-date versions of Page-Links Plus and the default WordPress theme. (At present, this is “2014.”) The demo instance is also as “plugin light” as possible. In addition to Page-Links Plus, it runs only a handful of essential plugins, none of which interfere with one another or Page-Links Plus.

If you can’t trace the issue you’re having to permissions or database connectivity, I’d try deactivating all your plugins (save PLP). If PLP works on its own, try reactivating the other plugins until you find the conflicting one.

Thanks again for your interest in PLP, and let us know how you resolve the issue.

Hi, Gionnide:

I’m sorry for the issues you’re having.

A bit of background, the PLP demo site (demo.pagelinksplus.com) always runs the latest WordPress nightly release and the most up-to-date versions of Page-Links Plus and the default WordPress theme. (At present, this is “2014.”) The demo instance is also as “plugin light” as possible. In addition to Page-Links Plus, it runs only a handful of essential plugins, none of which interfere with one another or Page-Links Plus.

As such, if Page-Links Plus works in the demo environment, any issues purchasers face in their own instances can be attributed to plugin conflicts, outdated WordPress core files, theme problems (usually a missing <?php wp_link_pages(); ?> function), and/or other local issues.

In your case, since you’re running an up-to-date version of WordPress, I’d start with plugins and theme issues.

First, try deactivating all your plugins (save PLP). If PLP works on its own, try reactivating the other plugins until you find the conflicting one.

If PLP doesn’t work on its own, you’re probably facing a theme issue. First, verify your theme uses the “wp_link_pages();” function (http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_link_pages). If it doesn’t, try adding it. If PLP still doesn’t work at that point, let me know.

Thanks!