1.646.257.3779How to split a post in multiple pages ?
November 8th, 2008 | by mayank | Wordpress Tutorials
We all know that using the <!–more –> (remove the space between e and -) tag, helps us in splitting the blog post, so that one can get post teasers on the home page. This helps in two things – 1) Increases Page views. 2) Keeps the length of the homepage short and thus avoids long scroll.
However, there are blog posts which are long enough that they may need to be split in pages. By default WordPress allows that however, strangely it’s not available in the WordPress editor and so is not known to everyone that how one can achieve the same.
In order to paginate the blog posts one needs to add <!–nextpage –> (remove the space) and the post will get paginated on its own. You can create as many as pages you want and this will work like a charm.
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Glad that you shared it. Short, yet killer tip.
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Hey, I did not know that about Next Page (but I never write anything long enough to warrant 2 pages).
I also use the More tag for SEO purposes. No use having the same content on the home page AND the post page.
I have tried this method and have been unable to get an "pagination". I know I am not doing anything wrong as far as the code is concerned (it is too easy to mess up). Any idea if a custom template might affect the pagination?
Thanks, this is by far the simple and best tip I've come across online…. this sure will help
I’m glad that this tip could be of your help. My idea is to provide these little tips as much as possible.
I finally found it!
So simple but this is the first time I’ve run across the nextpage explanation.
Today’s browsing also revealed the hotkey (Alt + Shift + p) for adding this in a post.
(In the help screen of the WYSIWYG post editor –> p Insert Page Break tag)
Thanks!
Hey David.. thanks for the nice tip
It is indeed a nice find. thanks a lot for sharing with us 
Hi, i have tried all these stuff, even i put <?php wp_link_pages(’before=&after=&next_or_number=number&pagelink=page %’); ?> in the single.php file, but still not able to split pages. is their any plugin available to split pages in wordpress, I am joomla user this is very first time i am using wordpress, but i think joomla team is very much supportive as compare to the wordpress.