Automatically paginate posts by inserting the <!--nextpage--> Quicktag into WordPress posts, pages, or custom post type content.
Automatically paginate posts by inserting the `<!--nextpage-->` Quicktag.
## DESCRIPTION ##
Automatically paginate WordPress content by inserting the <!--nextpage--> Quicktag.
Automatically paginate WordPress content by inserting the `<!--nextpage-->` Quicktag at intervals controlled by plugin's settings.
Option is provided to control what post types are automatically paginated (default is just `post`). Supports `post`, `page`, and any public custom posttypes.
Option is provided to control which post types are automatically paginated (default is the "Post" post type). Supports any public custom post types (non-public types are supported via the `autopaging_post_types` filter).
Option is also provided to specify how many pages content should be broken out over, or how many words should be included per page.
## Installation ##
1. Upload automatically-paginate-posts to /wp-content/plugins/.
1. Upload automatically-paginate-posts to `/wp-content/plugins/`.
2. Activate plugin through the WordPress Plugins menu.
3. Configure plugin by going to Settings > Reading.
3. Configure plugin by going to **Settings > Reading**.
## Frequently Asked Questions ##
### Where do I set the plugin's options ###
### Where do I set the plugin's options? ###
The plugin's options are added to the built-in **Reading** settings page in WordPress.
### Can I disable the plugin's functionality for specific posts, pages, or custom post type objects? ###
### Can I disable the plugin's functionality for specific content? ###
Yes, the plugin adds a metabox (Classic Editor) and a sidebar component (Block Editor) to individual items in supported post types that allows the autopaging to be disabled on a per-post basis.
### How can I add support for my custom post type? ###
Navigate to Settings > Reading in WP Admin to enable this plugin for your custom post type.
Navigate to **Settings > Reading** in WP Admin to enable this plugin for your custom post type.
You can also use the filter `autopaging_post_types` to add support by appending your post type's name to the array.
Automatically paginate posts by inserting the <!--nextpage--> Quicktag into WordPress posts, pages, or custom post type content.
Automatically paginate posts by inserting the `<!--nextpage-->` Quicktag.
== DESCRIPTION ==
Automatically paginate WordPress content by inserting the <!--nextpage--> Quicktag.
Automatically paginate WordPress content by inserting the `<!--nextpage-->` Quicktag at intervals controlled by plugin's settings.
Option is provided to control what post types are automatically paginated (default is just `post`). Supports `post`, `page`, and any public custom posttypes.
Option is provided to control which post types are automatically paginated (default is the "Post" post type). Supports any public custom post types (non-public types are supported via the `autopaging_post_types` filter).
Option is also provided to specify how many pages content should be broken out over, or how many words should be included per page.
== Installation ==
1. Upload automatically-paginate-posts to /wp-content/plugins/.
1. Upload automatically-paginate-posts to `/wp-content/plugins/`.
2. Activate plugin through the WordPress Plugins menu.
3. Configure plugin by going to Settings > Reading.
3. Configure plugin by going to **Settings > Reading**.
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= Where do I set the plugin's options =
= Where do I set the plugin's options? =
The plugin's options are added to the built-in **Reading** settings page in WordPress.
= Can I disable the plugin's functionality for specific posts, pages, or custom post type objects? =
= Can I disable the plugin's functionality for specific content? =
Yes, the plugin adds a metabox (Classic Editor) and a sidebar component (Block Editor) to individual items in supported post types that allows the autopaging to be disabled on a per-post basis.
= How can I add support for my custom post type? =
Navigate to Settings > Reading in WP Admin to enable this plugin for your custom post type.
Navigate to **Settings > Reading** in WP Admin to enable this plugin for your custom post type.
You can also use the filter `autopaging_post_types` to add support by appending your post type's name to the array.