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  • Theme Author Tim Nicholson

    (@timnicholson)

    Hi, thanks for pointing this out. I never really use those post navigation links on my sites, but totally understand why you would want them. I’ll include them in the next version of the theme. I can just remove them from my website if I want.

    In fact, I already have the code there in case someone wanted this. It’s in content-post-nav.php. However, I’m not calling that code at the bottom of single.php and single-fullwidth.php, which are the two templates you’d want to edit.

    It’s great that you are already using a child theme. For now, just copy down single.php and single-fullwidth.php and edit them. You only need to add one line of code. Where you put it depends on whether you want the links to appear before or after the comments. I’m going to be putting them after the comments in the next version.

    Here is the line of code:
    <?php get_template_part( 'content', 'post-nav' ); ?>

    Thread Starter znwd

    (@znwd)

    Thank you that worked great.

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