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  • malibu63 Friend
    #194895

    I am using Joomla 3.2.2 and JA Community Plus; I have ‘Article Navigation’ enabled, and I have configured Global to place Links at the bottom of the Article.

    I note that the list of Links (URLs A, B and C) ‘float’ around the Prev/Next navigation … see below for example:

    http://mynorthernbeaches.cloudaccess.net/calendar/specialdays/102-boardies-day

    How do I move the Article Navigation all the way to the bottom of the article?

    Rgds,
    Mal.

    Nazario A Friend
    #523271

    Hi Mal,

    Currently, JA Community Plus is not available for Joomla 3.2.2. We have planned to upgrade to Joomla 3.2.2 soon. For now, you should roll-back to Joomla 3.2.1

    <blockquote>How do I move the Article Navigation all the way to the bottom of the article?</blockquote>
    Do you want the Article Navigation as in this image?

    If so please open the /templates/ja_community_plus/css/template.css file, then find and modify the attribute in red as follows:

    .pagination ul, ul.pagenav {
    float: left;
    margin: 80px 0 10px;
    }

    Let me know how it goes.


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    malibu63 Friend
    #523347

    Hi Naz:

    I found the following code …

    .pagination ul li span.pagenav, .pagination ul li a.pagenav {
    padding: 0;
    }

    … which I changed to …

    .pagination ul li span.pagenav, .pagination ul li a.pagenav {
    float: left;
    margin: 80px 0 10px;
    }

    … however made no difference … http://mynorthernbeaches.cloudaccess.net/calendar/specialdays/102-boardies-day

    It looks like maybe I need to change the order in which the ‘Article Navigation’ and ‘Content Links’ blocks appear, and then use ‘clear:both;’ around the Article navigation … ?

    PS … can I rollback the Joomla version through the backend or is this a request to my most?

    Thanks and regards,
    mal.

    Nazario A Friend
    #523401

    You can take a backup of your site and rollback to previous working Joomla version. Once we release new version for this template which is compatible with the latest version of Joomla, you can upgrade then.

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