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  1. Drew
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Good day -

I'm trying to sort out the navigation links on the blog pages.

I would like the navigation links "Previous" and "Next" to take the viewer back to the 1st page of the "Previous" page or the 1st page of the "Next' page.

Currently they are directed to the 2nd page of either the "Previous" or "Next".

Currently, they will not read the content on the 1st page of content since they are directed to the 2nd page.

I would like to change it as to mentioned above.

Thanks so much! :D

- Drew
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Hi Drew

Sorry to say, this would not be a template related query and is more related to Joomla itself. Have you considered simply using the 'read more' option instead of the 'page break' option to create the second page?

Ciaran
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Hi Ciaran,

I'll double check that. I thought it was set up with the 'read more'.
Thank you - Drew
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