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Name This Plugin?

by Jasonsc
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I'm using Wordpress, and splitting my posts into several different pages using page breaks. What I want is a plugin that makes the "next page"/"previous page" buttons a little more aesthetically pleasing.

The one on this site is perfect: Kate Upton’s Best Bikini Moments | FitTips4Life

Could anyone tell me what plugin it is? Big blue "next" button just below the main picture.

I've tried Theia post slider. It works pretty well ... only problem is that when it goes to the new page, it automatically scrolls the page down to just above the next bit of post content. I'd like the page to reload to the top, as I have an ad just below the post title that I want to be visible on each new page.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Ron Killian
    Best way would be to just edit your theme, edit the CSS, to change the buttons how you want them. That way no extra plugin that could hog more resources, and no extra files.

    Otherwise, there are all kinds of plugins here:

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/search...vigation&sort=

    But I would really edit the CSS instead
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  • Profile picture of the author Jasonsc
    Editing CSS, my worst nightmare haha. I've done it for a few things before though, so I might manage.

    Thanks for the advice and link!
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    • Profile picture of the author Ron Killian
      Originally Posted by Jasonsc View Post

      Editing CSS, my worst nightmare haha. I've done it for a few things before though, so I might manage.

      Thanks for the advice and link!
      Actually it is usually not that difficult. Best way I've found it so use a browser that has an option like "Inspect element", most of them do these days. Not viewing the source, but actually seeing the coding and mark up.

      You open you page, right click on the button and choose inspect element. Find the code for the button. From there you can copy an paste the code into your css stylesheet. Should be using a child theme for this, so future theme updates don't overwrite your changes. And so you never end up messing up the original code, in case you need to revert back.

      You paste the code into the styleheet and edit it accordingly. Than save or upload your stylesheet. It's something you can play around with. If your using a child theme, you can't really break much. If it doesn't work right, just take out the code, or edit it again. No big deal.

      Like I said, it's best to edit code, so your not dependent on yet another plug-in that could stop working, slow down your site, or hog resources. This is really a simple thing that shouldn't require a plugin.
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  • Profile picture of the author clumsy
    Use developer tools on Chrome (F12). Works a treat to visualize changes to CSS in real time.
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