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    • 46514
    • 4 Posts
    Annoying eh?

    I got around this by simply placing this in the content section for the blog...

    <ul>[[+paging]]</ul>
      • 22780
      • 1 Posts
      Instead of using [[+paging]] in your template you could use

      for example
      <ul>
      [[!+page.nav]]
      </ul>

      or
      <div>
      [[!+page.nav]]
      </div>

      So you do not have to change the articles code which will be overwritten when an update occurs.
        • 46514
        • 4 Posts
        Perfect. Thanks.
          • 3749
          • 24,544 Posts
          OK, I'm stumped.

          At the end of the articles list on the container page, I get an incomprehensible list of page numbers with no header:


          I have lots of pages so I'd like to eliminate everything but the next and previous page links (which I currently don't have).

          I thought the code that produces this was the getPostListingCall() method in the ArticlesContainer class, but when I have it return '' at the top, I still get the display above (even after manually clearing the cache).

          Any help appreciated.

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