WP Pagination Plus

The WP Pagination Plus Bric works exactly as the native WP Paginate Bric. However, the native bric only paginates regular posts. The WP Pagination Plus Bric however works on all kinds of posts or content, including custom posts, and it’s more customizable.

Settings:

– Theme: Select light/dark (see customization and classes section)
– Enable Previous/Next: Show buttons at ends of the page numbers
– Previous/Next Text: Change the text of the Previous/Next button
– Show all Pages: Display all page number (instead of range of pages)
– Ends: Amount of Page Numbers showing next to numbers on beginning/end.
– Current: Amount of Page Numbers showing next to the current page number.

What is Pagination?

Pagination in WordPress refers to the process of dividing content into discrete pages, making it easier for users to navigate large amounts of information. Instead of displaying all posts, products, or other items on a single page, pagination breaks the content into smaller, more manageable chunks, typically with links that allow users to move to the next, previous, or a specific numbered page.

Key Aspects of Pagination in WordPress:

Navigation Links: Pagination adds navigation links, usually found at the bottom of a list of posts or products. These links might include “Previous,” “Next,” and numbered page links, enabling users to jump between different sections of the content.
User Experience: By limiting the number of items displayed per page, pagination improves page load times and overall user experience, preventing overwhelming users with too much information at once.
SEO Benefits: Pagination helps search engines better understand and index content. Properly implemented pagination ensures that search engines can crawl and index each page, potentially improving the site’s search engine rankings.

Customization:
Create CCS base style for you pagination elements by using the class .wp-pagination defined using the Blocs class manager, and then style to the pagination links by targeting the .page-numbers class and/or the specific classes like .prev, .next, .current, etc.

Examples:
.wp-pagination .page-numbers.current
.wp-pagination .page-numbers.prev
.wp-pagination .page-numbers.next

To style a dark theme create the class .wp-pagination-dark in the Blocs class manager and style it as needed.