Pagination Pro

Choose where pagination is added

Pagination Pro automatically adds navigation to the home page, blog, archives, search results, and paginated posts and pages. Pro includes automatic pagination for WooCommerce Shop pages. The add-on also integrates with Gallery and Portfolio. For comments or custom layouts, insert pagination with a function in a PHP template or theme or plugin file.

Match navigation to the content

Choose numeric links, a Load More button, infinite scroll, or Next/Previous-only controls. Numeric layouts can show every page number, such as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or a shorter sequence, such as 1, 2 … 5, 6. Pro can display Load More after the initial content has loaded. Place navigation above content, below it, or in both locations.

Set the layout and appearance

Adjust the pagination block width, alignment, and margins. Style hover, background, current-page background, text, current-page text, and border colors, along with border width and radius. Choose a ready-made template or add custom HTML or CSS in the extension settings. Other settings include custom Next and Previous arrows, scroll to top, a Page X of Y indicator, a Scroll Progress Bar, and Divi theme compatibility.

Manage theme conflicts

Use the Hide Pagination settings to hide navigation for default themes, paginated posts or pages, comments, or custom templates. If your theme adds its own pagination, these settings can override or disable it. Enter a CSS class or ID to exclude a specific element. A theme may need to support custom pagination for it to appear on a given page.

Configure the extension

Install and activate Pagination Pro, then open the Pagination menu in the WordPress administration area. Set the content areas, navigation type, placement, and appearance, and review the Hide Pagination settings. Documentation, installation guidance, and video tutorials are included. The product description lists priority support within one business day.