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    • 8790
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    Hi,

    I recently get into Jot and still wondering how to delete/change/master what the [+previous+]/next PL outputs in pagination tpl.

    Looks like it forces a ">" or a "<" which I do want at all .


    Thank you

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      I think that depends on your chunk tpl for the navigation (&tplNav=`...`)
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        ooops

        No , sorry, I was talking about the Ditto PL [+previous+] and next, used at the end of the "blog" page

        like this:

        <div id="ditto_pages">
         [+previous+] - [+pages+] - [+next+] </div>
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          anonymized-26931 Reply #4, 16 years ago
          Hi elz64 ,
          No , sorry, I was talking about the Ditto PL [+previous+] and next
          &tplPaginatePrevious
          &tplPaginateNext

          -> http://ditto.modxcms.com/tutorials/pagination.html
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            thank you

            I really made an confusion between Jot and Ditto in this one :}
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