[gmurray96]

Thanks @Jonathan

[gmurray96]

Thanks, genwrock. Not sure if I should start a new thread for this question, but do you know is there's any short code (or any other way) to have more traditional pagination (bottom of page) vs what's there now (side page arrows)?

[gmurray96]

Ouch. On second thought, that didn't work. It added the images to the home page and the blog page. I like the clean look of just the text on the home page, but wanted the images on the blog page. Guess I'm not going to get one without the other.

[gmurray96]

Thanks. I don't want the arrows on the side of the page, especially on the home page where it sits so it feels like it be for a slider, not additional blog posts. I don't need pagination on the home page. I just want pagination on the blog page. Let me know if that's possible. Thanks.

[gmurray96]

Cheers. That worked. Any idea how to get that pagination (arrows on side of page) into a more traditional bottom of the page style?

[gmurray96]

That is an ugh! Thanks, Andrea.

[gmurray96]

Yep. That makes sense. Thanks, @sangfroidweb.

[gmurray96]

Thanks, Brad. Sounds like a full site migration into Genesis is the smart play.

[gmurray96]

Cheers. Thank you, Andrea & Dev.

[gmurray96]

Thank you. I appreciate the replies. I've spent over 20 hours in the past few days (as a non-developer) really understanding my options of having my sites developed in Genesis vs other frameworks vs stripped down starters (Roots, HTML Boilerplate, etc...). They each have their own strengths and weaknesses, but Genesis wins out because of my stability and security fears. The concept of the parent playing nicely with WP, while the child doesn't get touched is reassuring. Plus, there's already a proven track record of success with Multisite. And obviously, the community is 5-stars, especially when compared to any other starter platform or framework. Thanks, again. I'll start up other thread soon with more specific questions 🙂

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