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Thanks!
I also tried the above PHP snippet after deactivating the Pagination Plugin, still the block element disappeared from all the pages (Page 1-5).
I met a guy on internet few years back, who created that plugin for me, will try to contact him. I will let you know later, if I need the CSS solution.
In my first post, I also mentioned another way that, if I insert the container at the bottom of the last page (Page 5) instead of using the Block Element, the container is appearing above the page navigation.
So I would need CSS solution for this too (i.e, to make the container appear below the page navigation on the last page (Page 5)? -
I also tried the above PHP snippet after deactivating the Pagination Plugin, still the block element disappeared from all the pages (Page 1-5).
If you disable the Pagination plugin, how would there still be paginations as default static pages only have 1 page.
So I would need CSS solution for this too (i.e, to make the container appear below the page navigation on the last page (Page 5)?
No, CSS would not work in this case. As they are in the different sections, can not be moved around by CSS.
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Hi there,
I will decide about the CSS solution later. For now, I’ll close this topic.However, before closing this topic, I have a general question.
Among the two ways, (1) Inserting the container at the bottom of the page (2) Adding container using a Block element.
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It depends on how many pages you need to insert the section.
If not many, then manually inserting the container is ok, otherwise using a block element is recommended.
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Right.
Thank you so much 🙂 -
You are welcome 🙂
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