Whilst seeking to fix this myself (attempt to edit templates) I noticed that Sydney: No sidebar Page Template?(post-templates/post_nosidebar.php) has a part formed php tag at the end of the file – line 30/31 …

<?php
get_footer();

I do not know if that is relevant or of concern requiring correction.

Interestingly, adding page breaks to pages (as opposed to blog posts) shows the navigation links as expected.

What code is missing in this theme that’s causing this? How can I add it?

I’m using the latest version of WP, and the Gutenberg editor.

I managed to hide the navigation links for all types with the following additional CSS instruction:
`.nv-post-navigation{display: none;}

But how can I make this only effective for posts and pages?
All hints will be much appreciated!

And even though I was starting out with the free version, the support I received was both helpful and prompt (thank you Ben). I wanted to make a CSS modification that applied to calendar events but not posts. In case anyone else has the same issue as me — wanting to remove the Next and Previous navigation links under calendar events because the links in my theme (twenty seventeen) weren’t calendar-chronological — the CSS code to add is:

.single-ai1ec_event .post-navigation {display: none !important;}

Timely, maybe it’s worth considering making this a check-box option in settings?

If I schedule a post to be published automatically at some time in the future, it will have the status ‘future’. If I open the preview of such a post, sub-page navigation won’t work because the links are broken.
From what I can see, _mpp_link_page should treat ‘future’ the same way as ‘draft’ and ‘pending’.

Best regards
TiKu

I like that I can configure the sub-page navigation links, but actually I need a fourth option for it: Display previous and next links, but with the sub-page’s title. In fact I want to achieve something like this (page 2 is the current one):

<< Title of Page 1 | Title of Page 3 >>

Best regards
TiKu

When everything is in order, the navigation links should be above the banner at the very top of the page. Can anyone help me out with this issue? When I go to the customize appearance section, everything looks to be in the right place, but it’s clearly not.

Thanks!

www.designbybsa.com has an Older posts navigation link at the bottom of the page that leads to https://www.designbybsa.com/page/2/ with no problem.

However, when you go to categories placed under the top menu, e.g. House Portraits – the older posts navigation link (at the bottom of the page) leads to a page “Not Found”
https://www.designbybsa.com/house-portraits/ – works OK
https://www.designbybsa.com/house-portraits/page/2/ – Not Found

I noticed that the way the permalinks are build affects this situation:

The structure of my permalinks is /%category%/%postname%/

Once you manually add “category” to the link that has an error the page goes to the page 2 with no problem. See below although I would prefer not to have category word in the link itself.
https://www.designbybsa.com/category/house-portraits/page/2/

Since the two pages home and any category – use different templates (index.php and archive.php) I believe that there is a little bug in the code that creates that situation.

I did check the chrome setting, java etc. all seems to work fine. I deactivated all the plugins too and it does not solve the issue.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,