This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user's custom archive pagination was exceeding the page width limit as they had 30 plus pages in their pagination.
Solution:
I suggest breaking up your pagination in to blocks rather than having it list out all the possible pages.
To do this you will need to select your pagination and add a value for the Pages to Skip field.
This option can be found when you've selected your pagination block and check the pagination settings sidebar.
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Assisted by: Shane.
Your suggestion confirme there was no longer a problem with the vertical layout exceed. But he horizontal layout of the pagination exceed as you can see in screenshot. I tried clearing my browser's cache or viewing the web page in incognito mode.
Hello,
Thank you for the screenshot.
Might I suggest breaking up your pagination in to blocks rather than having it list out all the possible pages.
To do this you will need to select your pagination and add a value for the Pages to Skip field. See Screenshot
This will replace your pagination with the 3 dots and make them available based on how many pages you've paginated through thus far.
Thanks,
Shane
