Woodmart project navigation is wrong
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Hello,
Here I have Woodmart project. In this category is only 2 projects, related shown good. But previous/next is from all categories. It should be only from same category. How can I fix it?
And also it would be great to arrange project categories, not only alphabetically because filters are only alphabetically, here is all projects page: https://onlymedia.programming.lt/musu-projektai/
Hello,
You can create the projects and assign them to the category.
You can create a page, add the portfolio element/widget and set the order you wish in the element settings:
https://ibb.co/JQtPR48
Best Regards.
Hello, I have made it. But previous/next navigation gets all projects, not from same category but all projects.
Hello,
I have checked your site and all the tabs show different projects. If you have another behavior, Can you provide us with a list of steps on how to reproduce them on your website, Also share some screenshots for better understanding so will check and give you a possible solution.
Best Regards.
Hello,
For example: there is only 2 projects: https://onlymedia.programming.lt/projekto-kategorija/filmavimo-paslaugos/
Other projects is only one as espected. Screenshot attached.
But arrows is from another categories. Screenshot attached.
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Hello,
In this tabs there are two projects “„SPORTMINE“ animuoto video sukūrimas” and “„TOPTOPS“ video sukūrimas”. When you click on the “„SPORTMINE“ animuoto video sukūrimas” project you will see this:
https://ibb.co/tYSyzd8, when you click on the “TOPTOPS“ video sukūrimas” projects you will see this:
https://ibb.co/0QVW91F
Best Regards.
Hello,
Yes, I see this, but State Data Agency, Šiauliai Hospital is from different categories. They shoudn’t be here.
Hello,
This the Next and previous projects links on a single project page. This is the way it works. If you want to disable it, Navigate to Theme Settings > Portfolio > Single Project > disable the option Projects navigation.
Best Regards.
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