Rel=next

Hello @christophe68,

Thanks for reaching out about your paginated archives. Apart from the rel="next" attribute pointing to a non-existent /page/7/, the pagination navigation is also not working as expected. For instance, when I visited the /page/6/ URL you shared, it sure takes me there but I’ll expect that to reflect on the navigation. See screenshot.

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Hello @maybellyne

Thanks for your help.

I did what you told me for the plugins and theme.

There are no conflict with the different plugins.
But, once I switch to the Extra theme from Elegant themes, it adds a rel=”next” to a non-existant page.

I will try to see if I can have a solution from Elegant themes.

Thanks

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