Adding Multiple Pages To A Post
Ahhh, you are seeing how it works now are you? It really is quite easy to do this. I simply clicked on this button in WordPress to create a new page!
If you don’t use WordPress, you can simply paste this <p style=”page-break-before: always”> into your html where you want the page break, and viola…there it is!
(click on page 3 to goto next step)
Great Tips Halle!!!! 🙂
I’ve thought about this…but I will say I get annoyed w/ blogs / sites that have “10 Tips for Whatever” and they have me clicking through 10 pages to see all of them. And sometimes there is an ad on Page 5. What do you think about that?
Adrienne Whole New Mom I don’t like when they insert ads in between post…that is annoying and crossing the line IMO. As I state on page 4 :), there is a time and place to use this and readers are smart…so it needs to be appropriate for sure!
I kind of like it for top 5 list, but top 10 gets to be much…agree
This is great advice! Thanks!
I was going to try this Halle…but i can’t find that button in my toolbar (wordpress self-host)
tessadomesticdiva I use a plugin that allows me to customize my toolbar. It is TinyMCE Button Arrangement. If that doesn’t work just paste the text given above into your html and you should be good to go 🙂
hallecottis tessadomesticdiva still can’t get it to work…I tried both options. ):
tessadomesticdiva hallecottis let me dig deeper…might be something with your theme. What theme do you use?
Responsive with a custom child theme…….
mikezielonka any ideas about this mike?
hallecottis Responsive is a popular theme on wordpress.org. I would be surprised that it didn’t support post pagination.
Look at the Responsive parent theme and see if you see this code: <?php wp_link_pages(); ?> in single.php
You can read a little more about how post pagination works here: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-split-wordpress-posts-into-multiple-pages/
mikezielonka hallecottis Thanks Mike. Try this out tessadomesticdiva
At first it didn’t work for me either. I was looking at my post in the preview mode. When I actually published the post, it worked. The html coding didn’t work for some reason, but on my WordPress “text” mode, there’s an icon that says “more.” I clicked on that and, once published, it had a “Continue” link to the second page.
Thanks so much for this info!
ScreaminSardine Thanks for this follow up comment! tessadomesticdiva see if this works for you. Your issue might be within your theme.
hallecottis ScreaminSardine tessadomesticdiva I just discovered a wrinkle, though. 🙁 If I link to the actual blog post (which I do at link parties/carnivals), it doesn’t break it up into the separate pages. If someone is looking at my blog in general and happen upon the post, it does do the separate pages. But at least that’s something. 🙂
ScreaminSardine hallecottis tessadomesticdiva I went to your website and saw that. Did you try the TinyMCE button arrangement plugin?
hallecottis ScreaminSardine tessadomesticdiva I tried both options, published…still with no luck. Maybe its the Easy Recipe plugin I use, or my theme as Halle suggested….weird computer things!
I can see why this works, and a lot of sites do it this way. You should know that there are people like me who recognize this technique as page view inflation and will leave before finishing. Most people I talk to dislike this tactic because it takes longer to read when you account for loading times, etc. anyway, I’m happy for you if it works for you, just be aware that it also actively repels a large segment and irritates another large segment.
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