WP-PageNavi: Pricing, Instructions, Reviews and More
Explore the features and performance of WP-PageNavi, a plugin designed to enhance your website's pagination. Perfect for user-friendly navigation.
Overview
Compatibility
Customer support & learning resources
Changelog
Main benefits
Generates fancy pagination links
Easy CSS customization
Simple template tag integration
Flexible class name filters
Multipart page support
About this plugin
Categories: Design and Customization
Version: 2.94.1
Last updated: 09-08-2023
WordPress version: 3.2
Tested up to: 6.3.5
PHP version required: false
Languages: English (Australia), English (Canada) [+52]
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Overview
The WP-PageNavi plugin for WordPress enables users to replace the default "← Older posts | Newer posts →" links with enhanced pagination links using the wp_pagenavi() template tag. This plugin enhances user navigation by offering a more visually appealing pagination system, suitable for themes like Twentyten by replacing specific code snippets. Users can customize pagination for multi-part pages as well and configure settings in the WP-Admin panel under PageNavi. Additionally, the plugin allows CSS customization either by copying its stylesheet file to the theme directory or editing the theme’s style directly. Through various filters, users can modify class names assigned to pagination elements, ensuring seamless integration with the site's design. The plugin is continuously developed and maintained, with available documentation on its GitHub repository for developers interested in contributing.
Fancy Pagination Links
- Replaces old ← Older posts | Newer posts → links with more attractive pagination links.
- Uses wp_pagenavi() template tag for easy integration.
- Improves user navigation experience on your site.
Easy Integration
- Simple replacement of next_posts_link() and previous_posts_link() calls in your theme.
- Supports multipart pages with a straightforward code replacement.
- Configuration available via WP-Admin -> Settings -> PageNavi.
Customizable CSS
- Allows copying of pagenavi-css.css to your theme directory for custom styling.
- Option to disable default CSS and add styles directly to your theme’s style.css file.
- Ensures custom styles are preserved during plugin updates.
Flexible Class Names
- Provides filters to change default class names for pagination elements.
- Supports both simple and concise usage for filter callbacks.
- Enables better integration with custom themes and designs.
Rating and reviews
SASCoLtd
01 Sep, 2023
This plugin is perfect and very useful to those who are use custom themes like mine. Recommended
amiltonsousa
16 Aug, 2023
Simples e totalmente funcional. Resolvendo o problema de paginação com extrema facilidade. Parabéns aos devs.
jesusjeco
22 Nov, 2022
I am using this plugin + Divi.
It works just fine, but there is a bug with the slugs of the pages and the post types.
If you have, for example, a post type with the slug “speakers” and your page is also call “speakers”, both slugs will be the same and this is causing the plugin to break.
Most people on the internet are looking for this error as the page/2 error.
Be sure the slugs does not match and it will work just fine.
This topic was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by jesusjeco.
Senri Miura
17 Aug, 2022
A simple and excellent plugin.
The display of the blog list becomes much smarter, so it is very useful.
Currently, I’ve been using in combination with “Styles For WP Pagenavi Addon”.
barnabas1
24 Jun, 2022
Pure code and so simple to customize. The simplest plugin I ever installed. A couple of minutes to get it working. Couldn’t be happier 🙂
I only added this snippet to replace my Woocommerce pagination:
remove_action('woocommerce_pagination', 'woocommerce_pagination', 10);
function woocommerce_pagination() {
wp_pagenavi();
}
add_action( 'woocommerce_pagination', 'woocommerce_pagination', 10);
