Recently, I noticed one of my clients needed an update to WordPress, so I went ahead and ran the automated update. While this is typically no problem, it introduced a wrinkle that caught us both off guard. She had made sure none of her posts had a link to the “Next Post” since some of the pages where to remain safely behind a login. Somehow, the update inserted the links to Previous and Next posts. She didn’t know what to do and neither did I.
How did I fix it?
I had to edit the page.php file for single posts and prevent that code from executing. Not the best solution, but at least it worked. I am now looking for a better, i.e. non-bodged solution.
Anyone know where I can look?
