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Re: Navigating back to section from article #2
If your example is the real one, the About section, may not need links to next/previous which are only relevant, in my view, for blogs. Sections such the about one have a finite number of pages, 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, whatever, which can be all linked to from a secondary navigation.
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Re: Navigating back to section from article #2
colak wrote #324822:
the About section, may not need links to next/previous which are only relevant, in my view, for blogs.
True. It’s just a nicety to have links at the bottom of the article. So when you’ve finished reading you don’t have to track up to the nav to find other resources in this section that may be of interest. If you land on Meet The Team from a search engine and read it, you can see ‘oooh, why choose us?’ and click immediately to find out why.
Plus, it saves using if_conditionals in the page template and/or making a new template for ‘small content’ sections.
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