docs: Fix of a bug in the pagination section #8890
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There is a little bug in the laste code snippet in the pageination section. The link for the first page does not work when the `paginate_path` property points to a subfolder. In that case `{{ '/' | relative_url }}` points to the base url and ignores the subfolder.
I made a little demo which you can find [here](https://swagar.github.io/wrong-page1-link/blog/page2/). There you find the link for the first page twice. One with the old link und one with the new and working link.
You can finde the source code [here](https://github.com/swagar/wrong-page1-link/blob/master/blog/index.html#L38)
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There is a little bug in the laste code snippet in the pageination section. The link for the first page does not work when the
paginate_pathproperty points to a subfolder. In that case{{ '/' | relative_url }}points to the base url and ignores the subfolder.I made a little demo which you can find here. There you find the link for the first page twice. One with the old link und one with the new and working link.
You can finde the source code here
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