Page Number Problem
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I think I broke something when I kept making changes trying to figure out how I wanted to set up and organize my galleries...now several of my galleries that have multiple pages of images are missing the Page Number navigation, and the only way to advance to the last page is to select the last thumbnail on a page and then select "Next", which is not intuitive.
I had been removing the breadcrumb on all of my galleries (although sometimes I forget, wish this could be a default setting), and don't know if maybe I did something that also removed the page nav? Some of the galleries have it, some don't.
Here is an example of one that doesn't http://www.careyphoto.com/gallery/3027339
This gallery is in journal style, but it's also happening in other styles. :scratch
Any ideas?
If I could just figure out how I wanted to organize things and stop playing around with everything, life would be a lot simpler!
TIA,
Lori
I had been removing the breadcrumb on all of my galleries (although sometimes I forget, wish this could be a default setting), and don't know if maybe I did something that also removed the page nav? Some of the galleries have it, some don't.
Here is an example of one that doesn't http://www.careyphoto.com/gallery/3027339
This gallery is in journal style, but it's also happening in other styles. :scratch
Any ideas?
If I could just figure out how I wanted to organize things and stop playing around with everything, life would be a lot simpler!
TIA,
Lori
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This line in your custom CSS is removing the page navigation from that gallery:
.gallery_3027339 .pageNav {display: none;}
Remove this line and page navigation returns to that gallery. You are also removing the page navigation from a whole bunch of other galleries in the lines right near this one.
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For some reason I thought that was to remove the breadcrumb...but that's what happens when you start something, and then don't pick it back up again until weeks/months later and try to go by memory.
Some day I'll get the hang of this....or go crazy trying!
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Next time you can debug it yourself by just disabling pieces of your CSS one at a time until you find the one that makes it come back. I do that my just putting an x in front of the identifier for each CSS rule. Add an x to the first set of rules, try your page, add an x to the next set of rules, try your page until you see the item come back in your page and then you'll know which CSS is causing it to go away.
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Thanks for tip on debugging, I'll put it to use, and at least next time I come running to the forums for help I'll be able to at least pinpoint where I think the problem is before asking how to fix it.
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