Also, it looks like you have several XHTML errors in your page — you may want to close those <meta> tags, and fix your call to InSeries::ToC() so that it’s in a proper <?php … ?> block.

Hope that gets everything working all right for you. :)

On each page with a post that is not part of a series it shows the box as well, please have a look at: http://www.rugpijnweg.nl/rugpijn-behandeling/
Here you see a box that should not be there.

On pages that are part of a series it now starts to look ok, except I have to do some formatting of the ol tag.

SO my question is, how to get rid of the box, on posts pages that are not part of a series.

thanks for you reply!

Robert

To change how the Next and Previous links render, follow the instructions in the readme to get to the configuration screen. Then, simply change the Previous and Next format fields to contain “<a href='%url' title='%title'>%title</a>” (without the quotes) — this will render the title of the previous/next series as the link text, instead of the static text.

As for the ToC, you will need to either use CSS to make the ToC render in the manner you want, or modify your site’s theme to insert the ToC information in a more suitable location. By default, the table of contents is wrapped in a <div> tag, with its class attribute set to “series_toc”. You can use this to, e.g., float the whole div off to the right (or whatever you want to do). If you want to go the route of modifying your theme, you’ll want to use the InSeries::ToC() function, which will insert the same ToC data as before, but in a location that’s outside of the post’s content. You’ll probably still want to style it with CSS somehow, but you may need to go the second route if you’re having a hard time getting the ToC to show up in the part of the screen where you want.

I have a question though: would it be possible to have the toc in a box on the right, which can be configured?

and would it be possible to have the Next in series at the bottom be changed to the title of the next article, or the two behind each other.

I tried to look at things myself, but am not a programmer.

thanks

Robert