Pagination in posts
I got an inquiry from one of my blog’s readers about post pagination, which I used in my previous post. Well, it’s very simple. To split your post into separate sub-pages, simply use the WordPress Quicktag, <!--nextpage-->.
Remember the <!--more--> tag? It cuts the post where it’s placed when the post appears in the blog’s front page. The <!--nextpage--> tag, on the other hand, works as a ‘paginator’ for single posts, and divides them into sub-pages where they’re placed. You can have as many pages as you like (but don’t over do it).
For example (use the HTML view when inserting the quicktag):
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As you might have seen in my last post:

And we can even do it right now! (Make sure to click on Page 2)















methinks it’s neat. thx for sharing!
You're welcome, Dennis.