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Hello,
I would like to customize the pagination of my blog. The ones chosen, take a chronological odre and topics not necessarily related.
In order to optimize a little more of my SEO blog, I wish have Article previous / next selected for paging resume, not the previous or the next article, but rather dedicated to a tag associated with the article.Otherwise, how can we just remove the pagination knowing “display none” only allows to remove the pagination at the sight of visitors but not in the eyes of search engines.
Indeed, if we dig in the code, “display none” does not remove the pagination but just hide to visitors.
Pagination anchors are always present in the code.
Hi seb332!
Your just wanting to remove the pagination? If you use the blog posts shortcode or other shortcodes such as Masonry there is an option near the bottom for displaying or hiding pagination.
Cheers!
ElliottHello,
I use the default pagination for each of my articles that do not use specific option Enfold.
I do not use any shortcode for pages or editing my articles.
In fact, I use the default editor for all my articles.
I’ve seen other articles indicating that we had to use display none for this, but this is not uffisant.
Hi!
Send us a link to the exact page where the pagination is displaying.
Line 309 in the /enfold/includes/loop-index.php should remove most of them.
echo "<div class='{$blog_style}'>".avia_pagination('', 'nav')."</div>";Cheers!
ElliottYou can see on the sides of this page, as example, links leading towards following and previous articles.
http://www.les-rpg.com/et-si-a-defaut-de-parler-de-jeux-video-en-rpg-nous-parlions-de-nous-en-tant-que-blogueurs/Hey!
So your talking about the next / previous post navigation then. Add this to your child theme functions.php file.
function avia_post_nav() { }Best regards,
Elliott
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