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I would like to add a custom look to the <!–nextpage–> links in my posts.
I’ve found the wp_link_pages() template tags in both loop-single.php and loop-index.php but making any modifications in these php files doesn’t make any difference to the look of the page-links.
Where do I go the modify the look of the page-links (page 1 page 2 page 3, etc…) instead of (1 2 3 4 ….)?Thanks,
ChadHi Chad,
The wp_link_pages() function is handled by WordPress, please read its documentation.
Regards,
JosueI understand that wordpress handles it. However, each theme, for styling purposes, deals with wp_link_pages() differently. In the Twenty-Twelve theme the wp_link_pages() tag is found in single.php.
Where are ALL the wp_link_pages() tags located in Enfold? I found one in loop-single.php, one in loop-index.php, and one in loop-page.php in the \includes\ folder. But when I make changes to the attributes in wp_link_pages() in those php files nothing happens in the theme. There must be another location for that template tag in Enfold. Or something in the theme styling is overriding those changes.
All I want to do is change the way the posts handle the <!–nextpage–> Page Link. Currently in Enfold it only displays “1 2 3” etc… In wordpress default it at least displays “page 1 2 3” etc…
Thanks,
ChadHi Chad,
In the latest version of Enfold (2.2), wp_link_pages() is called in these files (3):
Regards,
JosueEnfold 2.2 is not up on themeforest. Version 2.1 of the theme’s update in theme options doesn’t say there is an update either.
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