Plugin Author
ivycat
(@ivycat)
Hello senthilmaster,
Right now there isn’t an easy way to change this using the loop template (if it added it, it would show up under each post)
There is a filter, so you could do drop the following code into your functions.php file:
function posts_in_page_replace_prev_next( $links ){
$links = str_replace( 'Next', 'Older Posts &larr', $links );
$links = str_replace( 'Previous', 'Newer Posts →', $links );
return $links;
}
add_filter( 'posts_in_page_paginate', 'posts_in_page_replace_prev_next' );
That’s perfectly working, thank you so much for your help!
Just a small correction for anybody wishing to do the same, it must be '← Older Posts' for the arrow to be displayed (the ; was missing), and to be placed before the text 😉
Just another question, is there a way to apply an id or a class to each, so that I can style them (for instance float:left and float:right) in my CSS stylesheet?
Plugin Author
ivycat
(@ivycat)
There isn’t currently a class on each individual link (for prev/next).
The easiest way is to target the parent element div class=”pip-nav” and use first-child or last-child styles to float the elements left or right as needed.
Thank you ivycat, I didn’t know about the first-child/last-child!
So for anybody whishing to achieve the same, here are the 2 lines I added in my Twenty-Ten child-theme’s stylesheet:
#content .pip-nav li:first-child {
float: right;
}
#content .pip-nav li:last-child {
float: left;
}
