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In reply to: Previous – Next posts

#16492

Ok so here is what I have so far. This was done with the help of the plugin author because doing it the way they originally say to do it in the instructions doesn’t work with Graphene in the single-loop.php theory if you are using a child theme which I am.

You may or not need this part for what you are doing. I needed it to order posts in a category for the previous/next links to go in the order I wanted them to.

Install the plugin postMash

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/postmash/

Super easy to use. After it’s installed, look on the left menu for PostMash and you can just drag and drop posts into the order you want them in. This becomes relevant in the Ambrosite Next/Previous plug in IF you want to order by menu as your sort parameter.

Next install the current version of Ambrosite Next/Previous Post Link Plus 2.3

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ambrosite-nextprevious-post-link-plus/

The only documentation and “how to” info is here:

http://www.ambrosite.com/plugins/next-previous-post-link-plus-for-wordpress

Which is the same as the readme.txt file if you download the plug in. So you dont need to download it, just install from the plugin pane within wp dashboard and use that link for the documentation.

So then the two code modifications I made are:

If you are using a child theme, you have to copy the loop.php and single.php files to your child theme folder. This is not so good because then when they update the theme you have to remember these mods to add back in or you will lose them. The plug in author said that it won’t work well with the single-loop.php file, not sure why, but said it would not and I couldn’t get it to.

@khairul-syahir if you have a comment on this, how to do it better, please advise.

In the loop.php file you have to change lines 29 and 30, super simple change, from

<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link(); ?></p>
[code]
to
[code]
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
[code]
Notice you are just adding the _plus to each.

Then if you are using a theme, copy single.php (if not using a child theme, then just add this into your single.php file)
This is the array that controls the links and they are highly customizable. This is just what I needed but I think what you are doing sounds very similar.

I posted this after the header line on single.php

[code]
get_header(); ?>

then I pasted:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Previous page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?> |
<?php next_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Next page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?>
[code]

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…
menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?
Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.
You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.
Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

[code]
<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link(); ?></p>

<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link(); ?></p>

to
[code]
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
[code]
Notice you are just adding the _plus to each.

Then if you are using a theme, copy single.php (if not using a child theme, then just add this into your single.php file)
This is the array that controls the links and they are highly customizable. This is just what I needed but I think what you are doing sounds very similar.

I posted this after the header line on single.php

[code]
get_header(); ?>

then I pasted:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Previous page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?> |
<?php next_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Next page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?>
[code]

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…
menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?
Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.
You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.
Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

[code]
<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

to

<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
[code]
Notice you are just adding the _plus to each.

Then if you are using a theme, copy single.php (if not using a child theme, then just add this into your single.php file)
This is the array that controls the links and they are highly customizable. This is just what I needed but I think what you are doing sounds very similar.

I posted this after the header line on single.php

[code]
get_header(); ?>

then I pasted:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Previous page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?> |
<?php next_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Next page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?>
[code]

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…
menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?
Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.
You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.
Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

[code]
<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>

<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>

Notice you are just adding the _plus to each.

Then if you are using a theme, copy single.php (if not using a child theme, then just add this into your single.php file)
This is the array that controls the links and they are highly customizable. This is just what I needed but I think what you are doing sounds very similar.

I posted this after the header line on single.php

[code]
get_header(); ?>

then I pasted:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Previous page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?> |
<?php next_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Next page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?>
[code]

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…
menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?
Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.
You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.
Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

[code]
<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

Notice you are just adding the _plus to each.

Then if you are using a theme, copy single.php (if not using a child theme, then just add this into your single.php file)

This is the array that controls the links and they are highly customizable. This is just what I needed but I think what you are doing sounds very similar.

I posted this after the header line on single.php

get_header(); ?>

then I pasted:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Previous page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?> |
<?php next_post_link_plus( array(
‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,
‘loop’ => true,
‘max_length’ => 0,
‘tooltip’ => ‘Next page’,
‘in_same_cat’ => true,
‘ex_cats’ => ’12’
) );?>
[code]

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…
menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?
Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.
You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.
Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

[code]
<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

get_header(); ?>

then I pasted:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(

‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,

‘loop’ => true,

‘max_length’ => 0,

‘tooltip’ => ‘Previous page’,

‘in_same_cat’ => true,

‘ex_cats’ => ’12’

) );?> |

<?php next_post_link_plus( array(

‘order_by’ => ‘menu_order’,

‘loop’ => true,

‘max_length’ => 0,

‘tooltip’ => ‘Next page’,

‘in_same_cat’ => true,

‘ex_cats’ => ’12’

) );?>

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…
menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?
Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.
You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.
Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

[code]
<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

If you read through that documentation you’ll see what they all do, but in a nutshell…

menu-order tells it how to order the link clicks, and by using PostMash I dragged them into the order I wanted, then this parameter tells it to link through in that order. Pretty cool, eh?

Then the part you will like is the ex_cats for exclude categories. In this case I excluded 12 which is my home page slider. So in other words, in_same_cat says that (I THINK) if there is more than one post in any category, then show these links, and, only show posts via the links for posts in the same category.

You can truncate the length of the link words…I have 0 for don’t truncate, show the whole title of the post in the link, but you could set it to say 20 characters or whatever.

Loop true means when it gets to the last post in the category it cycles back to the first. Make this false if you want it not to go back to the first.

This is as far as I’ve gotten with it. What I’m struggling with now is how to put the links further down on the page. The plug in author says you can just move the link block to whereever you want on the page but when I tried they stayed where they are now on my page. I suspect that’s because of the placement of the code on the single.php page after the header. I understood him to mean that on loop.php you could take the block:

<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>
<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>
<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>
<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>
<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>

<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>

<div class=”post-nav clearfix”>

<p id=”previous”><?php previous_post_link_plus(); ?></p>

<p id=”next-post”><?php next_post_link_plus(); ?></p>

<?php do_action(‘graphene_post_nav’); ?>

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

[code]

and just move it down on the template to wherever you want it to appear, like after the title or after the body content. so far I’ve only been able to move it down to above the footer, but that isn’t want I want. I want it to be more inside the actual post so it’s more integral to the flow of say a ten page(actually post) article. I haven’t gotten that to work yet. But you may not care about that part.

Also, you’ll find tons of other mods and customizations on that link.

Anyone know how to get it in the body of the post? This is really a general template editing question not relevant to the plug in itself. I’ll start a new thread just on that topic as its not really relevant to this plug in.

Good luck 🙂

In reply to: Previous – Next posts

#16490

@bobsled

I just accomplished this by using the Ambrosite Next/Previous plug in combined with the postMash plug in. If you are still trying to make it work let me know and I’ll post the details. It would work perfectly for what you are trying to do I think.

In reply to: Next/Previous Post Link Plus (Ambrosite) Plug In making post disappear

#16805

The Ambrosite Next/Plus plug in wants you to replace things in the single.php file, but that just calls the loop.php file, and the relevant part there looks like

<?php /* Posts navigation for single post pages, but not for Page post */ ?>

<?php if ( is_single() && ! is_page() ) : ?>

<div class="post-nav clearfix">

<p id="previous"><?php previous_post_link(); ?></p>

<p id="next-post"><?php next_post_link(); ?></p>

<?php do_action('graphene_post_nav'); ?>

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

But I don’t know if I should replace any of that?

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16796

And when I put it on loop-single.php, the design part of the page shows up, like the header and top nav links, but the post itself doesn’t show up.

http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-first-class-airline-experiences-now-2/

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16795

When I put the code above on a new single.php file in the child folder, the content on my page goes away and only the links are there.

http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-first-class-airline-experiences-now-2/

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16794

Also..in Graphene, in my child theme folder, do I just make a new one called single.php or do I need to do the loop-single.php

On the single.php file in Grahpene, it says use loop-single.php if you want to “overload” the existing one? Does this mean I need to do the loop-single.php or just make a new single.php in the child folder and add for example:

<?php previous_post_link_plus( array(

'order_by' => 'post_title',

'loop' => true,

'max_length' => 30,

'tooltip' => 'Previous post',

'in_same_cat' => true,

'ex_posts' => '5, 12'

) );?> |

<?php next_post_link_plus( array(

'order_by' => 'post_title',

'loop' => true,

'max_length' => 30,

'tooltip' => 'Next post',

'in_same_cat' => true,

'ex_posts' => '5, 12'

) );?>

Thanks!

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16793

Duh-

I just saw the installation showing which file to put it on. (below)

on

http://www.ambrosite.com/plugins/next-previous-post-link-plus-for-wordpress

Down by FAQs.

I’ll give it a try.

Would also love to know how you do your option #1 suggestion and any other thoughts you have to accomplish this. What I’m really trying to do is mimic this layout and functionality:

http://www.businessinsider.com/best-first-class-airlines-2010-12#-10-thai-airways-1

Installation

Upload ambrosite-post-link-plus.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.

Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.

Edit your single.php file (plus any other single post template files you may have created), and replace the next_post_link and previous_post_link template tags with next_post_link_plus and previous_post_link_plus. Configure them using parameters as explained above.

Thanks!

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16792

Like on this page…

http://www.ambrosite.com/plugins/next-previous-post-link-plus-for-wordpress

I’m not sure which file to put these in and where. I do have a child theme up with a functions.php and style.css file there. Sorry to ask such a basic question when there is so much detail on this link but I just don’t see where it says where to paste all of this in?

I’ve looked online for a tutorial and don’t see one.

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16791

Oh yes please 🙂

I have the ambrosite plug in installed but hadn’t worked out yet where to put which code.

So lets say I have a category “Best First Class Airlines” with ten posts I want to appear in order, with navigation. Can you walk me through the best way to do it in both of the methods you described?

Thank you!

In reply to: Why is page link showing up on post?

#16789

These two also look interesting but again not sure if they do what I want them to do…

http://scribu.net/wordpress/smarter-navigation

http://scribu.net/wordpress/posts-to-posts