On the bottom of my blog posts I want to add a section which allows users to go to other blogs, including a next and previous pagination button.
Adding that section and pagination is not a problem at all. But once the site is live and I click on either next or previous it shoots me back to the top of the page. I just want it to stay on that section.
Any tips or tricks on how to fix it?
Here’s a link to the webflow domain to illustrate the problem. Scroll down to the read more section and click on next to see what I mean.
Only thing that you need to change is to give ID “seamless-replace” to your collection list wrapper ( the one where pagination is contained ) and it should work. You need to put it into Custom Code tab > Footer code in project settings.
It’s one the same page, you can use the link provided above. I don’t want the current blog post your on to show in the read more section, because your already on that blog, so it doesn’t make sense to show that one as an option
Thank you for the custom code snippet, does anyone else have the issue, when implementing this the page change works, but the Button, for next/previous doesn’t change? What am I doing wrong?
Hello, I have 3 CMS on my home page and I applied difference CMS ID to the above code:
‘#seamless-replace-one, #seamless-replace-two, #seamless-replace-three’; however, after I published site
user clicked on next button it effected to other CMS, how to prevent it which mean I want it apply it specific on what user selected on next button.
example user clicked next button on cms-one but it also loaded for cms-tow & cms-three.
Hi @themikic this code is awesome, thank you! Just one question, is there an option within the code to press ‘next’ and have the screen move to the top of the CMS as well as changing it, rather than not moving at all and the user having to scroll to the top to view things again?