Hi,
Unfortunately the newspaper theme doesn’t an option for that, you could try to use a plugin.
Something like this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-content-pagination/
Note that we didn’t test it with the theme, but you can try and see if it works!
Thanks!
Thank you for the response. The plugin you recommended works OK for computer-use but does not do a very good job for mobile devices and smaller screens.
I have searched everywhere to try and find something that at leasts gives me the option to write custom titles instead of the regular 1, 2, 3 etc. for the paginated posts but so far – nothing. Not even among the pay-plugins on codecanyon etc.
I know this doesn´t really have anything to do with support for the theme but do you have any other ideas where I might find some plugin (or anytning) that gives me this option?
Hi,
If you say that you have searched everywhere I don’t know if you will find what you need. Sorry I don’t think that I will find something to help you.
I found also this plugin maybe will help: https://wordpress.org/plugins/sgr-nextpage-titles/screenshots/
Thanks!
Thank you so much for helping. I have unfortanely already tried that one and it´s not the best quality plugin :-/
Seem like I might have made it work myself though, by using some of the styling from the pagination that is already included in the theme.
By putting this code on the page:
<div class="page-nav page-nav-post">
<h4 class="block-title">Navigering</h4>
<a href="natverk/2/">Kapitel 1. USB Wi-Fi-adapter</a>
<a href="radlost-natverk/2/">Kapitel 2. PCI-E Wi-Fi-nätverkskort</a>
<a href="tt-tradlost-natverk/2/">Kapitel 3. Moderkort med inbyggt Wi-Fi</a>
</div>
<!--nextpage-->
and this in the Custom CSS:
/* Custom Table Of Contents - navigation */
.nav-margin { margin: 0 0 0 10px !important; padding: 0 !important; }
.nav-margin.nav-current { color: #4c9eeb; }
.page-nav.page-nav-post { margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; }
I´ve been able to achive the results of picture 1 and I´m actually totaly happy with that. I do however have two questions.
1. On picture 2. How do I target the <footer>-section to get rid of the martin-top?
2. On picture 3 I have enabled (Easy Social Share Buttons – plugin. I have this on every post but for the ones with pagination and my custom table of contents-map I have to disable them by the bottom of the page otherwise whey interfear and gets put in between the pagination and the table of contents.
Is there a way to move the pagination-div up to be directly below the actual post-text? So that the Social Share buttons get placed below the 1, 2, 3 Next pagination.

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This reply was modified 11 years by
MrOrsh.
Hi,
1. Please try this custom css:
.post footer{
margin-top: 0;
}
2. Please provide a link, so I can inspect this. If your plugin has a shrtcode you can add it in post template that you use in footer section: http://screencast.com/t/urkpnA0g9K
Thanks!
