Hey @spiked, can you explain a bit more how you set up that navigation item and page?
I noticed if you go to the home page and click on the category “Salem Corners,” it displays correctly, but then it doesn’t seem like all the pages are there. After launch day, I only see page 17. But when you click on page 17 I don’t actually see page 17, only these words:
“I hope you’ve enjoyed the book to this point. Here is page Seventeen from Salem Corners: Raum Cometh, Book One, by Devil Tale Studios. Enjoy.
Behind the Scenes: No one knows this, but the wallpaper in this scene was inspired by my real life childhood home, as it had seventies retro wallpaper in the kitchen too.”
Is that correct?
Screen recording: https://cloudup.com/cS-vbEnhID7
Page 17 was a blog post. Not the page post. I was just saying it was up. Page 17 is up, and working, just not in the blog. I used the plugin comicpress. It works, as I can go to next page, last page, and any where in between. On the archive page which is labeled Salem Corners Archive has 10 pages, and if you click next, the next ten. But there are only 17 pages plus cover and inside cover up right now.
What I am really trying to do is change the header that reads webcomic1 to Salem Corners.
So it looks like this is not a category, it seems to be a post type. I see you are using the ComicPress theme but the Webcomic plugin. I think the plugin is creating this custom post type (CPT), which adds the name webcomic1. Try changing the name manually via the plugin settings.
You can reach out to Webcomic’s support page here if you need extra help: https://projectdmc.org/support/plugin/webcomic/