Steven Zahm@ Steve
This is doing pretty much what you are asking it to do… I’ll illustrate with an example… You have a button shortcode, you put this shortcode on the page many times and that button shows for each instance the shortcode was added. This is the same thing happening with Connections. The shortcode is on the page many times, so you’ll have output for each instance of the shortcode on the page. Make sense?
Now, that said, Connections being as flexible as it is, there is a way to manage this type of setup. here’s how:
Create a new page. The name of the page is not relevant but should applicable.
The content of this new page should be the [connections] shortcode and nothing else.
Save the page and take note of the page ID, You’ll need it. You can find it in the browser address bar as part of the URL.
Go to your original directory page and add the home_id shortcode option. You shortcode on the page should look something like this:
[connections home_id="n"]
Save the page.
No when the links in the directory are clicked, they will resolve to the new page.
Hope that helps!