Post by captblicero on Jun 9, 2013 20:10:36 GMT -6
1) Go to the bottom of the comments, right click the "Next" link, and click "Inspect Element". A blue-gray bar should appear on the bottom with buttons labeled "html", "body", "div", etc.
2) If you don't see a pane of html on the bottom of the screen, click the button to the left of "html" that looks like three horizontal, indented bars (alt-text "Markup Panel").
3) In the html pane, you should see a highlighted line that says something like the following:NextThis defines what page it goes to when you click the "Next" link, in this case, page 2.
4) Double click this line so you can edit it. Change the number after "thread.paginate" to whatever page number you actually want to go to.
5) Now go back to the actual page and click the "Next" link. It should take you to whatever page of comments you entered above.
6) You can close the html page and blue-gray bar by clicking the "x" on the left of that bar.There's probably a similar way to do this in Chrome too, but I haven't tried it. If anyone knows more about Firefox extensions, I bet you could write an extension that adds a bit of code to the page to allow you to jump to a given page without having to go through all these steps.
(Stolen from someone else.)
2) If you don't see a pane of html on the bottom of the screen, click the button to the left of "html" that looks like three horizontal, indented bars (alt-text "Markup Panel").
3) In the html pane, you should see a highlighted line that says something like the following:NextThis defines what page it goes to when you click the "Next" link, in this case, page 2.
4) Double click this line so you can edit it. Change the number after "thread.paginate" to whatever page number you actually want to go to.
5) Now go back to the actual page and click the "Next" link. It should take you to whatever page of comments you entered above.
6) You can close the html page and blue-gray bar by clicking the "x" on the left of that bar.There's probably a similar way to do this in Chrome too, but I haven't tried it. If anyone knows more about Firefox extensions, I bet you could write an extension that adds a bit of code to the page to allow you to jump to a given page without having to go through all these steps.
(Stolen from someone else.)
