Show custom titles on pagination with nextpage

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Is there some way to insert titles for every <!–nextpage–> tag so that they show up something like this:

Like if one could edit the <!–nextpage–>-tag to <!–nextpage– “title: My Custom Title”;> somehow 🙂 This would really improve reading a long article.

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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!

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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?

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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!

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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.

  • This reply was modified 11 years by MrOrsh.
Post count: 7909

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!

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