FilipD

Thx Angelo!

But unfortunately it isn’t going to work that way, i’m afraid.

For example:

this is what I want to have:

$string = '<div class="navigation">';
		    $string .= ($page>1 && $startPage != 1) ? '<a class="prev page-numbers" href="'.str_replace($placeholder,1,$link).'" title="1"><strong>1</strong></a> ' : '';
		    if($page == 2){
		    	$string .= ' <a class="prev page-numbers" href="'.$base_link.$base_querystring.'" title="2">«</a> ';
		    }elseif($page > 2){
		    	$string .= ' <a class="prev page-numbers" href="'.str_replace($placeholder,$page-1,$link).'" title="'.($page-1).'">«</a> ';
		    }

This is what it normally is:

$string .= ' <strong><span class="page-numbers current">'.$i.'</span></strong>';
}elseif($i=='1'){
$string .= ' <a class="page-numbers" href="'.$base_link.$base_querystring.'">'.$i.'</a> ';
}else{
$string .= ' <a class="page-numbers" href="'.str_replace($placeholder,$i,$link).'">'.$i.'</a> ';
}

Too much stuff to string replace.

So I was wondering if I could change the function in a different way than to add a filter in functions.php (+ that I don’t always have to change the code again, if I update the plugin).