Changing navigation links in style

[oyceter]

Does anyone know if it's possible to change anything in the print_navigation function? The source code says it's fixed.

Basically, I wanted to change the Previous/Next navigation links to add an anchor link to skip to the bottom of the page (i.e. like "Bottom | Previous 20 | Next 20") and to change the look of the navigation links for the year page to make the

[<<<]

and

[>>>]

into

<<

and

>>

. I can probably add another element before or after the navigation links, but it would look nicer if the links were editable...

Comments

[jewelfox]

If you find out, let me know! I feel like all the styles could use such a thing, on account of the default mobile style pushing all the modules down below every single entry on your page.

It may be possible to do this using an S2 layer, at any rate? If you look at my journal (which I accidentally reverted to a previous customization, oops) it currently has things like a (broken) Tumblr share link down beneath each entry. There should be an entry on this community where I discussed this and asked for advice.

[oyceter]

Yessss, it is totally because I have been reading my DW on my phone more and since I read backwards so stuff is in chronological order, it is a huge pain having to scroll to the bottom all the time. Anyway, thanks for the tips! I'll go look through the archives here more.

[marahmarie]

Likewise to what jewelfox said, you can check out my s2 as well for any ideas. I'm not doing anything exactly like what you want within my current code, but if you're any better at puzzling out how to change s2 into what you want it to do than I am any good at fiddling with s2 it might give you some ideas. Source: http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/advanced/layersource?id=116552&fmt=html

ETA: I have an older version of my s2 as well that has code blocks I don't use anymore that might be closer to what you want. Source: http://pastebin.com/print.php?i=cmwm3Tb6

Relevant code block might be where it starts:
"# code by ninetydegrees/foxfirefey
function print_module_navlinks()"

[oyceter]

Oh thanks! I will go check that out!