I couldn’t get it to work with the changes to avia.js that you mentioned but changing ‘name’ to ‘id’ allows the Page scroll to id plugin to work correctly. I’ve seen other threads where what was suggest and it works fine as long as the anchors are ids. Problem solved!

Ok, here’s the login link

Hi Mike, any updates on this?

Hi Mike,

Thanks but I couldn’t get this to work. I have it running in a child theme and I think the code has been updated some since 2013. The syntax is a little bit different. This is what I have in my functions.php in my child theme:

if(!function_exists('avia_post_nav'))
{
	function avia_post_nav($same_category = true, $taxonomy = 'category')
	{
		global $wp_version;
	        $settings = array();
	        $settings['same_category'] = $same_category;
	        $settings['excluded_terms'] = '10';
			$settings['wpversion'] = $wp_version;
        
		//dont display if a fullscreen slider is available since they overlap 
		if((class_exists('avia_sc_layerslider') && !empty(avia_sc_layerslider::$slide_count)) || 
			class_exists('avia_sc_slider_full') && !empty(avia_sc_slider_full::$slide_count) ) $settings['is_fullwidth'] = true;

		$settings['type'] = get_post_type();
		$settings['taxonomy'] = ($settings['type'] == 'portfolio') ? 'portfolio_entries' : $taxonomy;

		if(!is_singular() || is_post_type_hierarchical($settings['type'])) $settings['is_hierarchical'] = true;
		if($settings['type'] === 'topic' || $settings['type'] === 'reply') $settings['is_bbpress'] = true;

	        $settings = apply_filters('avia_post_nav_settings', $settings);
	        if(!empty($settings['is_bbpress']) || !empty($settings['is_hierarchical']) || !empty($settings['is_fullwidth'])) return;
	
	        if(version_compare($settings['wpversion'], '3.8', '>=' ))
	        {
	            $entries['prev'] = get_previous_post($settings['same_category'], $settings['excluded_terms'], $settings['taxonomy']);
	            $entries['next'] = get_next_post($settings['same_category'], $settings['excluded_terms'], $settings['taxonomy']);
	        }
	        else
	        {
		        
	             $entries['prev'] = get_previous_post($same_category, '10');
				 $entries['next'] = get_next_post($same_category, '10');
	        }
	        
		$entries = apply_filters('avia_post_nav_entries', $entries, $settings);
        	$output = "";

		foreach ($entries as $key => $entry)
		{
            if(empty($entry)) continue;

            $tc1   = $tc2 = "";
            $link  = get_permalink($entry->ID);
            $image = get_the_post_thumbnail($entry->ID, 'square');
            $class = $image ? "with-image" : "without-image";

		    $output .= "</a>";
		}
		return $output;
 
        
        
	}
}

One example would be this page at 800px wide view point. You’ll see “alma” on it’s own line with nothing next to it while the rest of the tag gets pushed down. Meanwhile “Awards/Competitions: 1st” extends beyond the column width when there could be a line break after the colon.

“Hamlet Overture” will go over the column width instead of breaking after “Hamlet”. It kind of causes issues with columns that have inline elements like in them.

Whoa! Thanks man. That’s crazy. I’ll figure it out from here. Amazing work!

Ok, the snippet to reverse the next/prev buttons works! But still no go on the limiting to the same category. I made a new portfolio item and put it in it’s own category. No other portfolio items with that category at all. And it still shows the next button and just goes through all portfolio items:

I’m using

add_filter('avia_post_nav_settings', 'avia_post_nav_settings_mod');
function avia_post_nav_settings_mod($settings)
{
  if(is_singular('portfolio')) {
    $settings['taxonomy'] = 'portfolio_entries';
    $settings['same_category'] = true;}
  return $settings;
}

The full functions.php is:

<?php
	
add_filter('avf_postgrid_excerpt_length','avia_change_postgrid_excerpt_length', 10, 1);
function avia_change_postgrid_excerpt_length($length)
{
   $length = 300;
   return $length;
}

add_filter('avia_post_nav_settings', 'avia_post_nav_settings_mod');
function avia_post_nav_settings_mod($settings)
{
  if(is_singular('portfolio')) {
    $settings['taxonomy'] = 'portfolio_entries';
    $settings['same_category'] = true;}
  return $settings;
}

add_filter( 'avia_post_nav_entries', 'enfold_customization_postnav', 10, 2); 
function enfold_customization_postnav($entries, $settings) {
    $entries['prev'] = get_next_post($settings['same_category'], $settings['excluded_terms'], $settings['taxonomy']);
    $entries['next'] = get_previous_post($settings['same_category'], $settings['excluded_terms'], $settings['taxonomy']);
    return $entries;
}

No, that doesn’t seem to make any change. I’m still getting arrows to go through all portfolio items. But I also need to reverse the previous/next arrows which is why I’m using the first code snippet.