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1. juicytravels
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   Hi
   I'm using the Graphene theme. I've got WP Navi installed and activated. I haven't changed any of the settings on the PageNavi settings page. But no navigation is showing up.

   I want to have many multi page articles consisting of a parent page and say 10 sub pages. I want the parent page to link only to the sub pages, not to other parent pages at the same level.

   1. Is WP Navi the best choice for this?
   2. I tried installing Ambrosite Next/Previous plug in but had trouble getting it working for pages. The post one is working great with a hook in my child theme functions.php file. But I couldn't get the page plug in to NOT show up on post pages. Otherwise I think this plug in would have been a good solution.

   Any help getting pagination for multi page articles would be much appreciated.

   Here is an example of a sub page...should be showing navigation, not sure why it's not.
   http://juicytravels.com/the-ten-best-first-class-airline-experiences-today/the-ten-best-first-class-airline-experiences-today-1/

   Thanks in advance for any help.

2. Marventus
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   Hi Laura,

   Just to be on the safe side, are you referring to this plugin? If indeed you are, did you insert the plugin's function call (<?php wp_pagenavi(); ?>) where you want the page navigation links to appear?
   As for the suitability of this plugin with what you wish to accomplish, based on the plugin's description, the "next" and "previous" links will cycle through published posts.
   If what you would like is to be able to separate very long posts or pages into parts, here's what you should do:
   1. Insert <?php wp_link_pages(); ?> in your single.php and/or page.php (depending on your needs), after the_content call.
   2. Place the tag <!--nextpage--> inside your posts and/or pages for inserting breaks. The way this tag works is very similar to a 'Page Break' in M.S. Word.

   Hope this helps!

   Edit: I forgot to mention you can add more arguments to the wp_link_pages function call. This Codex article explains how.

3. Marventus
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   Hi,

   Were you able to figure this out? If so, could you please mark this topic as resolved?

   Thanks!

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