No, the Next Page add-on uses the_content()
for display – repeater templates are not used with this add-on.
Next Page
Developer documentation for the Ajax Load More Next Page add-on.
Filter Hooks
The following filter hooks are available when using this add-on:
alm_nextpage_break_{id}
The alm_nextpage_break filter will automatically split the content of the post into pages without requiring the Page Break block or <!–-nextpage–-> quicktag inserted into the content.
The following code snippet will dynamically page the content of each post wherever an <h2/> element is found – view example.
function alm_nextpage_autosplit(){
// [ajax_load_more id="autosplit" nextpage="true"]
return '<h2>';
}
add_filter('alm_nextpage_break_autosplit', 'alm_nextpage_autosplit');
PHPalm_nextpage_the_content
The alm_nextpage_the_content filter provides a method to modify the content of the current page.
The following code snippet will prepend an <h3/> with the current page number to the content of each page.
function my_nextpage_content( $content, $page ) {
$content = "<h3>Page: ${page}</h3>" . $content;
return $content;
}
add_filter( 'alm_nextpage_the_content', 'my_nextpage_content', 10, 2 );
PHPalm_nextpage_paged
Do not load previous pages when a user enters via deep link URL. e.g. https://e.g.website.com/about/4/
// e.g.website.com/about/4/
add_filter( 'alm_nextpage_paged', function(){
return false;
});
PHPalm_nextpage_leading_slash
Add a leading slash / before the page number in the URL.
add_filter( 'alm_nextpage_leading_slash', '__return_true' );
PHPNote: This is useful when permalink URLs do not have trailing slashes.
alm_nextpage_remove_trailing_slash
Removes the trailing slash / from the end of the URL.
add_filter( 'alm_nextpage_remove_trailing_slash', '__return_true' );
PHPalm_nextpage_before
Used to render content before a page is displayed. In this example, a Google Adsense advertisement will be displayed at the opening of each page load.
function alm_nextpage_before($page){
// $page = The current page number
$html = '<ins class="adsbygoogle"
style="display:block"
data-ad-client="ca-pub-{ID}"
data-ad-slot="{SLOT}"
data-ad-format="auto"></ins>
<script>
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
</script>';
return $html;
}
add_filter('alm_nextpage_before', 'alm_nextpage_before', 10, 2);
PHPfunction alm_nextpage_before( $page ) {
if ( $page === 2 ) {
$html = '<p>This is page #2</p>';
return $html;
}
}
add_filter( 'alm_nextpage_before', 'alm_nextpage_before', 10, 2 );
PHPalm_nextpage_after
Used to render content after a page is displayed. In this example, text copy will be displayed after each page.
function alm_nextpage_after($page){
// $page = The current page number
$html = '<p>Continue reading below...</p>';
return $html;
}
add_filter( 'alm_nextpage_after', 'alm_nextpage_after', 10, 2 );
PHPFrequently Asked Questions
Below are common questions regarding the Next Page add-on. If you have a question and don’t see an answer here, please visit the support page and submit your request.
Ajax Load More will not hide the paging navigation generated by wp_link_pages(), it will be up to you to modify your template to remove the function or use CSS to hide it.
/* styles.css */
.post-nav-links{
display:none;
}
CSSYes, the Gutenberg Editor is fully supported by the Next Page add-on. In Gutenberg you will use the Page Break block to split your content into multiple page.
No, Elementor does not currently support the multi-paged WordPress content so this add-on cannot be used.