Thanks for the article.
Another similar example where you can get the entire article object to style the prev/next links as you wish:

First you must do a {$news_article=$entry scope=global} in your News detail template

Then create a news summary template with :

{if isset($news_article)}
{$currentID=$news_article->id}
{$prevTmp=null}
{foreach $items as $article}
{if ($article->id == $currentID) and $prevTmp}
{* Previous found *}
{$prevArticle=$prevTmp}
{elseif ($prevTmp->id == $currentID)}
{* Next found *}
{$nextArticle=$article}
{break}
{/if}
{$prevTmp=$article}
{/foreach}
{/if}

{* DISPLAY : *}
{if isset($prevArticle)}

< Previous: {$prevArticle->title}

{/if}
{if isset($nextArticle)}

Next: {$nextArticle->title}

{/if}


And then you must call the news summary action in the current news detail template.

I never tried, but you did already something like:

{$currentID = $entry->id scope=global}
{News category='foo' summarytemplate='prev_next_links'}

Hi,

Is it possible to alter this code to browse back and forth only within a specific category?

Thanks, Ollie