How To Split An Article Across A Few Pages

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Hello,

I want to split an article over a few pages?

The articles are too long and this also affects the way my ads load.
How can I make users go to a Page 2? (This is NOT a smart list, just a normal article)

Thanks,

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It’s called pagination. I’ve done it in the past without plugins by adding <!––nextpage––> in the post wherever I want to break it off into another page. And this page will tell you about how to add the links for navigating between pages of a single post. It’s actually a lot easier than it sounds, and I’ve found this to be the best way to paginate while breaking down posts in the exact places you want. (There’s a little bit more about this technique here.)

Alternately, there are plugins that can do this for you, like this one, this one, and this one. (Second one is probably easiest to use of the three.)

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Hi


@DaneOLeary
thanks for your helpful answer!

@Glitched
you can also check our documentation about posts with pagination here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-posts-with-pagination/

Thanks!

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Thank you Dane and Andrei,

This has works perfectly by splitting the pages but there is one issue.

The pagination loads at the bottom of the page, below the socials icons, recommended articles and advertising.

I feel as if readers will assume the article is finished and not scroll all the way down.

Is there any way to move the pagination to the end of the actual title?

This is what it currently looks like: http://glitched.co.uk/tom-clancys-the-division-an-in-depth-review/

Thanks,

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Hi

To change the pagination’s position you need to edit the loop file corresponding with the post template used and move this line up or down: http://screencast.com/t/SRvGEMfpd7ZT However there is a chance to be affected its layout as the container where can be displayed it’s fixed.

Thanks!

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