[Resolved] WP Show Posts pagination

[Iñigo García Aldazabal]

Good Morning.
I want to use WP Show Posts so that the pages of the categories do not look the same as the main page of the blog. But the css that I have in the blog to modify the appearance of the pagination interferes with the plugin: pagination is not seen.
I have tried for hours and can not find a solution.
Is there any way WP Show Posts show paging the same way as the blog?
My site: conlamarea.es

[Leo]

Hi there,

What CSS did you add to the main blog page pagination? and which page is your main blog page? I don’t see pagination in any of the pages?

Let us know.

[Iñigo García Aldazabal]

I am sorry. I have expressed myself very badly … Please see home page and click (over the footer) <Ir a noticias antiguas).
I changed the default navigation:

1 2 Next →
← Previous 1 2

by

<Ir a noticias antiguas (next, in english)
>Ir a noticias recientes (previous)

with css:

.paging-navigation .nav-previous,
.paging-navigation .nav-next {
display: block;
}

.page-numbers {
display: none;
}

As a result in the pages made with the plugin does not see the navigation (by the label ‘display none’, safe) but I can not find the way that the page pagination is set to the one of the main page:

< Next
> Previous

I hope you understand me, the Google translator has its limitations.
Thank you.

[Leo]

Can you try to replace the .page-numbers selector with .blog .page-numbers?

Let me know if this what you mean 🙂

[Leo]

Then add this CSS to get the same style in WP Show Post pages:

.wpsp-load-more .page-numbers {
    display: none;
}

.wpsp-load-more .prev, 
.wpsp-load-more .next {
    display: block;
}

[Tom]

I don’t actually think WPSP has Next/Prev links like GP. It’s something I should probably add.

[Lyle]

Just following along on this one 🙂

I have a local test site with GP and WPSP and have set up a WP page with the WPSP shortcode as well as the WP blog page. Both have identical pagination 🙂

<— Previous 1 2 3 Next —>

Cheers!
Lyle

[Iñigo García Aldazabal]

Yes, it has the same. But it was easy for me (via Support forums) to change the pagination of the blog to this format:

< Next
> Previous

And I wanted the WPSP to have the same format. Now, with the css, it looks like this:

Next →

At least the numbers have disappeared, which were inconvenient.

[Tom]

I’ll try to get this worked into the next version of WPSP 🙂

[Iñigo García Aldazabal]

Now the pagination is quite similar in blog and WPSP pages.
I look forward to the new version.
Thanks for your help.

[Iñigo García Aldazabal]

Sorry, but I can not leave the topic as resolved.

[Leo]

No problem – we will let you know as soon as WPSP has been updated 🙂

[Iñigo García Aldazabal]

Oops! The translator … I wanted to say that I can not check the box to mark this support topic as resolved .-)

[Leo]

ahh I see. Thanks for the correction. We will still let you know when the update is released 🙂

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