nextpage doesn’t work (or else?)

  • Sorry, I’m constrained to post again (although no one seems to dignate my posts furthermore, maybe assuming yet people abroad is fine in searching or understands english/geekish jargons very well, or that this is stuff only for code-chewers or alike: put off the “basic knowledge required”), probably to ask something already answered; I don’t know either, also ’cause this search engine seems to have strange criteria to report matches, or maybe I use “weird” keywords… Anyway: I add the nextpage snippet, but it cuts the page some rows before the actual insertion page, and no links to the second/third/whatever chunk is displayed (I premit that I use also the “more” snip in any articles of mine, but I wonder this could have an influence on the latter). What happens? TY.

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  • Csn you give us a link to a post where you are having this problem. I’m not sure I under stood.
    Tg

    It would have been a little more helpful to link to the post where this is happening. No understanding Spanish very well, I wouldn’t know how to nav your site to find it.
    That said…. how are you using the page breaker…. meaning what did you insert into the post? Typically, when I use it, I make sure there is a blank line before and after the next page tag, like so:
    text text text text text text text
    [nextpage]
    text text text text text text text
    TG

    Do you have the link page function in your template inside of the loop? The next page/previous page attributes are not functional but the numbering should show up.

    <?php link_pages('Pages:'); ?>

    Sorry, Italian… it’s all Greek to me ??
    Yeah, I didn’t realize that was necessary either, I thought it was automatic, the way the <!–more–> is…. hmmm, I think I need to go check my templates as well.
    TG

    Thread Starter bmc

    (@bmc)

    italian, greek.. it’s almost the same (in theory) ??

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