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Perfect. That is EXACTLY what I was looking for.

That worked great, thanks. Just checking, is there a way to apply this to all portolio collections at once? Or do I need to repeat this code with a unique collection ID for each portfolio?

The second option, sort of. Below the title section but above the content section. Some of the project pages have text boxes that go quite close to the edge of the screen so the pagination would need to push the 2nd section down a bit to prevent overlapping. Thanks

liorshvanew.squarespace.com Password: Migdal BTW, I have removed the "All Countries" item from the menu for now, until I figure out the solution. Would it help you if I add it back?

I tried using this technique but not only did it not work, it also ended up removing in all the styling I had previously given to to the all the navigation items and the dropdown menu (e.g. transparency and hover effects). Can you think how to achieve the same effect but also maintaining all the styling I have already made to the header nav items and folders? I want to remove the "All Countries" item from the desktop site only, because I am already using a script which makes the folder title clickable, but I want to maintain an item on the mobile version which takes people to that overview page. This is what my header nav looked like before: And this is what it looked like after I used the CSS above: Any ideas?

liorshvanew.squarespace.com/recommendations/london/asian Password: Migdal It is a business account. Already using loads of custom CSS and a bit of javascript. Having the pagination buttons as the 2nd section on the page would make the most sense. I tried your code from above and it moved the pagination above the header, which doesn't make any sense. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

Is there a way to move the pagination to be after the first section? I currently use the first section as a title with an image background and I would like the pagination to be between the title and the rest of the content. Thanks!