• Through process of elimination, I discovered that WordPress SEO breaks post pagination on my WordPress installation.

    I.e. Post pagination using the <!--nextpage--> shortcode inside posts.

    This is my permalink structure:

    /%year%/%monthnum%-%post_id%-%postname%.html

    I thought the problem could be my permalink structure but I’ve discovered that post pagination is still broken if the default “ugly” permalink structure is used.

    I.e. ?p=1234&page=2

    Disabling WordPress SEO restores post pagination functionality.

    I turned off the “Enforce trailing slash” option under the WordPress SEO Permalinks configuration section but still no luck getting it to work.

    I really do like WordPress SEO and would hate to be forced to uninstall it. If anyone could shed any light on how I might be able to fix this, it would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks!

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/

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  • Thread Starter frikafrax

    (@frikafrax)

    Just a follow-up to my original post…

    I confirmed that this is not a theme issue or a browser issue.

    I tested post pagination with WordPress SEO enabled with three different themes under Firefox and Chrome.

    In all cases, all post pagination page links fail to function properly and multi-page posts will only display the first page, regardless of which page number link is clicked.

    Disabling WordPress SEO restores post pagination functionality in all cases.

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