Single Blog Post Pagination

[Nomulus]

I trying to paginate a long blog post. You don’t seem to have a page break built into the Swift Builder so I’ve used <!–nextpage–> inside a code snippet.

Unfortunately, the closing tag for the code snippet become visible on each next page: [/spb_codesnippet]

Is there a way to fix this or do you have a Joyn/Swift native pagination option I don’t know about?

[Nomulus]

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[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

This should use the default WP functionality as standard.

Please add a WP login for us to take a closer look.

Thanks.

[Nomulus]

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[David Martin – Support]

Please use a Text Block page builder asset, click the “Text” tab and paste in the code:

Here is an example: http://www.lightmoves.com.au/getting-know-led-strip-ins-outs/

[Nomulus]

Hi,

I have tried using a text block before – same issue.

If you look on the second page that has now been created – [/spb_text_block] appears just under the feature image.

Also, occasionally, the last part of the post and footer will not load for a while.

[David Martin – Support]

Ah yes I see that, I’ll need to report this back to the team for investigation and update.

Thanks,
David.

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Hi,

When that WordPress command is executed it cuts the post into section has expect. It won’t work inside a shortcode because it will cut it in half.

One workaround that I found is to use one spb section for each “blog post page” then you will all the 2 specific spb sections inside the Blog Post using the page builder, then switch to classic editor and enter the text mode.
Then you just have to place the <!--nextpage--> between the two spb section code.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nuxobb1heq95x06/Screenshot%202016-07-26%2011.07.30.png?dl=0
http://d.pr/i/WMdh/26IWSdvb

Let me know if it worked.

-Rui