This module may be a little more difficult than others to use depending on what features you have and what theme you are using.
- Open the aWP Admin Panel (it is listed under the presentation tab)
- Ensure “AJAX Navigation” module is active, and activate it if it isn’t.
- Go to the navigation tab of the AWP admin panel.
- Ensure that AJAX navigation is enabled
- Check the options in the first box that you want to use.
- Test your website. If it works and there are no weird display glitches, you are done, if it doesn’t follow the instructions below.
Editing your theme to work with AJAX Navigation.
This depends on the way your theme is set up. The instructions will not work on all themes. The goal of these instructions is to edit your theme to wrap all of the content that changes in <div id="awp_loop"><!--awp_loop--> and <!--awp_loop--></div>.
Open your index.php page.
Look for the lines: <?php get_header(); ?>, <?php get_sidebar(); ?>, and <?php get_footer(); ?>.
If <?php get_header(); ?> and <?php get_sidebar(); ?> are closer to each other than code>< ?php get_sidebar(); ?>, and <?php get_footer(); ?>, open your theme’s sidebar.php file and footer.php file.
If <?php get_sidebar(); ?> and <?php get_footer(); ?> are closer to each other than <?php get_header(); ?>, and <?php get_sidebar(); ?>, open your theme’s header.php file and sidebar.php file.
If there is no <?php get_sidebar(); ?> function in your index.php file, open header.php and footer.php.
Regardless of the way your theme is set up, at the BOTTOM of the FIRST file, add <div id="awp_loop"><!--awp_loop-->. at the TOP of the SECOND file add <!--awp_loop--></div>.