Topic: Navigation showing twice

[Fizzgigg]

I like this plugin but it's driving me nuts. No matter where i place code in the footer.php I always end up with two navigations. The only difference is whether both are in the bottom of the page or, like now, one in the bottom and the other one slap bang on top of the posts (http://www.kaufeldt.com). This is depending on where in footer.php I place the code.
Right now I'm using WP 2.5 but it was the same problem with WP 2.32.

[GaMerZ]

Does it occur on the default theme?

[Fizzgigg]

Now that you mention it, no it doesn't. It just seems to happen with my Aspire-10-theme. Damn that theme, it's a real bimbo: just looks and no brain.

[GaMerZ]

Perhaps you can drop the theme author an email and ask him to suggest where to put the code?

[Fizzgigg]

I'll do that. Thant you for your help.

[javaweasel]

I know this is an old post, but I had this problem with Aspire, and here's my fix, in case others come by here:

Aspire is wp-pagenavi aware, and it includes wp-pagenavi classes in its own stylesheet. Wp-pagenavi also has its own css. Thus, rock-em,sock-em stylesheets.

I stopped the annoying double pagenavi by going into the Aspire theme directory and editing style.css
1. I commented out the first .wp-pagenavi class. Note, this doesn't include the other .wp-pagenavi a, .wp-pagenavi span, etc.
2. In the remaining .wp-pagenavi classes, I deleted "float:left".
3. I left the wp-pagenavi2 classes alone.

This left just the color/background/size stuffing, so it matches the Aspire theme, but doesn't throw in a second pagenavi.

[GaMerZ]

Actually you can just comment out this line:

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add_action('wp_head', 'pagenavi_css'); in wp-pagenavi.php and it wp-pagenavi will not output css file.