20250214-1220. Like I said, here is the latest discovery while tweaking one my projects.
Earlier, I was trying to clean-up my extra/redundant Navigation menus, especially for my four projects.
I knew that I wanted to delete the four Navigation menu, which contained the hash tag or pound sign for internal jump-page links.
So I tweaking that one project page and inserted the Table of Content block.
I already had the Detail block inserted because I wanted a collapsed view of my hard-work!
The collapsed view was supposed to “mimic” turning the page of a book! That’s all!
But I realized that clicking the NextPage one by one took too long to load the webpage!
So I opted to try out the Table of Contents block! This worked to achieve both goals: to delete Navigation menus with internal jump-page links (which took too long to manually enter into the Settings fields of Text, Link, Description and Title Attribute) and to provide readers (who have eyeball problems) to click the underlined or under-score link instead of guessing what is going on with the NextPage links located at the bottom of the book or page. The NextPage block links do NOT have the Title Attribute features which is the hover-over mouse for the Description of the links.
I noticed yesterday and/or two days ago that my OLD NextPage block could NOT be moved within an established Group. It could only be “moved” by inserting the NextPage block INTO a Group, which then could be clicked/dragged/moved/placed in the desired located! So I had to get ride and did delete the NextPage blocks.
So I’m proud to share that my happiness factor on this glorious anniversary of blogging 19 years on WordPress.com is normal.
That’s all. End of transmission 1240 PST.
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