Plugin Author
WPYog
(@wpyog)
Thanks for the feedback and for trying the plugin. Pagination is the next update. We are adding it now, using the existing limit as the number of documents per page. We are also checking compatibility with Divi 4 and Divi 5 in the same release. I’ll post here as soon as it is live.
Plugin Author
WPYog
(@wpyog)
Hi giac,
thanks again for the feedback. Pagination is now live in the latest version (1.5.4) so please update the plugin from your dashboard.
To use it, open Documents > Shortcode Generator, tick “Enable pagination” and copy the shortcode. For example:
[wpyog-document-list columns="2" limit="10" pagination="1"]
Here limit is the number of documents shown per page. The shortcode also works in Divi 4 and Divi 5, Elementor, the block editor (Gutenberg) and the classic editor.
If this now works for you, we’d really appreciate it if you would reconsider your rating and share a short review of your experience. Reviews help other users find the plugin and help us keep improving it. Thanks again for helping make it better.
Thread Starter
giac
(@giac)
Well done guys, very nice now! I’d suggest one more thing for you to evaluate for future updates: now the date of the document in the list is the one of the publication of the post type; for us, we’re forced to change the date to reflect the one of the document loaded, not a big issue in the end but maybe the option to choose the date of the doc can be helpful for someone.
Thread Starter
giac
(@giac)
Unluckily seems like i cannot update the review as it has become a support topic… this is the updated one with 5 STARS
Works nicely, decent layout on the page, but if you have many files, like 40 for instance, it does not have pagination. There are other plugin that do the same but the one we used it’s not compatible with Divi 5 so we tried this but the missing pagination unfortunately was a no go… than the authors made the pagination available and that was a game changer!
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giac.
