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Pager? What's that? And what does it do to your listing URLs?
I'm assuming you don't mean the standard pager at the bottom of taxonomy listings (it works fine for me). If so, you'll need to provide more information to reproduce the problem.
I can't reproduce this on any of my production sites, or on the fresh install I set up to test this. I used garland & bluemarine & pushbutton & marvin, as well as clean urls vs unclean, and various regions in each theme. The pager always behaves properly for me, and I can't think of any way the pager would affect anything.
You're going to have to provide more information to help replicate this problem:
What theme are you using? What regions does it use?
Is your CSS obscuring it? Have you looked for the menu in your HTML source?
What other modules are you using?
What do your working (ie no pager) taxonomy urls look like? What do your broken (ie with pager) taxonomy urls look like?
Comments
Comment #1
styro commentedPager? What's that? And what does it do to your listing URLs?
I'm assuming you don't mean the standard pager at the bottom of taxonomy listings (it works fine for me). If so, you'll need to provide more information to reproduce the problem.
Comment #2
sza commented"I'm assuming you don't mean the standard pager at the bottom of taxonomy listings" - exactly what I mean.
When quantity of posts is reached maximum on one page, taxonomy filter block on content top / bottom is disappearing.
Comment #3
styro commentedI can't reproduce this on any of my production sites, or on the fresh install I set up to test this. I used garland & bluemarine & pushbutton & marvin, as well as clean urls vs unclean, and various regions in each theme. The pager always behaves properly for me, and I can't think of any way the pager would affect anything.
You're going to have to provide more information to help replicate this problem:
What theme are you using? What regions does it use?
Is your CSS obscuring it? Have you looked for the menu in your HTML source?
What other modules are you using?
What do your working (ie no pager) taxonomy urls look like? What do your broken (ie with pager) taxonomy urls look like?
Are you using clean urls?
etc
Comment #4
sza commented"What theme are you using? What regions does it use?"
bluebreeze
"What regions does it use?"
"Is your CSS obscuring it?"
I made minor changes in original css, so nothing is obscure.
"Have you looked for the menu in your HTML source?"
What menu? Sorry I don't understand what you mean.
"What other modules are you using?"
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"What do your working (ie no pager) taxonomy urls look like? What do your broken (ie with pager) taxonomy urls look like?"
Url looks like as usual, nothing is extraordinary:
http://example.com/taxonomy/term/n
http://example.com/taxonomy/term/n?page=1
"Are you using clean urls?"
Yes.
Comment #5
solotandem commentedClosing this issue as can not duplicate.