Module Pager
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Create customizable pagination by editing HTML templates in the WordPress admin screen.
Module Pager displays pagination that can be adapted to your site’s design.
The Pagination Settings screen lets you edit separate HTML templates for the complete pager, previous link, next link, and page numbers.
Features
- Edit pagination HTML from the WordPress admin screen.
- Start with default templates that work immediately after activation.
- Configure the previous and next links separately.
- Use Mustache syntax to render page numbers and conditional states.
- Restrict the HTML elements and attributes that can be saved.
- Render pagination with a shortcode or from a theme’s PHP template.
Shortcode
Add the shortcode where the main query’s pagination should appear.
[wp-module-pager]
Use base_path to specify the base path for pagination URLs.
[wp-module-pager base_path="news"]
Use post_type when the post type needs to be specified explicitly.
[wp-module-pager post_type="news" base_path="news"]
PHP API
The following example renders pagination for the current main query from a theme template.
<?php
$pager = new Wp_Module_Pager();
$pager->render();
A custom WP_Query object, post type, and base path can also be passed to render().
<?php
$pager = new Wp_Module_Pager();
$pager->render( $custom_query, 'news', 'news' );
No pagination is rendered when the query has only one page.