Because it's Core1, that means it's not supported, which means we have to figure it out from first principles.
Easiest way? Find the line of code that prints it at the bottom of the page, and copy it into the right bit at the top of the page.
Harder way, and not ideal, but doesn't involve hacking layers, is to move it with CSS, but that'd mean it was only at the top.
Basically, find it in the layer code, you're looking for the link with class="prevnext" in the code.
No idea on the latter, and doubt it'd be possible without going into the guts of thepage summary module. So beyond my ken, because I like it that way...
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Date: 2010-09-12 01:52 am (UTC)Easiest way? Find the line of code that prints it at the bottom of the page, and copy it into the right bit at the top of the page.
Harder way, and not ideal, but doesn't involve hacking layers, is to move it with CSS, but that'd mean it was only at the top.
Basically, find it in the layer code, you're looking for the link with class="prevnext" in the code.
No idea on the latter, and doubt it'd be possible without going into the guts of thepage summary module. So beyond my ken, because I like it that way...