I’m trying to use this plugin for navigation within taxonomy for a custom post type: ‘Projects’, which have a custom taxonomy type: ‘Skill’ ie instead of the Project categories, I have project skills.
I am using Create theme: https://demos.themetrust.com/create/features/
This theme has a different structure to the 2017 demo, and when I search for the correct place to paste in my EPN navigation code I can’t find it. Do you know if this plugin should work with custom post type, and a different theme structure? It’s unusual to have a plugin where you have to go in and edit code – I see the main point of plugins as being to avoid having to do this. Any help would be much appreciated.
Below is the only instance of ‘if ( is_single() )’ that I can find in my theme (where I am looking to insert my code)
<?php
$featured_image = “”;
if ( is_single() ) {
if( has_post_thumbnail() ) {
$featured_image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID ), ‘create_full_width’ );
}
}
I am developing a site for a client and am using your plugin inside a PHP Snippet tag below the headline of the portfolio pages. The code works, but it does not follow the taxonomy. That is, you click next and you don’t stay inside the categories. Before I go looking for an alternative solution, I was wondering if there is some way to correct this. Thanks!
]]>Just wondering if it was possible to display the Post titles, and a right/left arrow, rather than just showing Previous and Next.
Thanks!
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I like the plugin but I’m having problems getting the css to work. When I use the plugin it uses the style from my theme and doesn’t access the style at all. I’ve tried to figure out the issue on my own but I’m getting no where, what do I do? I want the endless post links to be a different font than my body! Thank you.
It would be really useful if this plugin would only link to posts in the same sub-category.
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