Paginate Settings

  • I have added page breaks, so most of my articles are around 5 pages each. I believe that if I can edit the Page #’s and make the font bigger I can reduce the bounce rate for my site and increase retention.

    I downloaded WP-Paginate to change the look, but it only changed the page # layout on the home page, but not my actual articles. I need to find the file or files that i must alter in the editor to fix the layout.

    Thanks,
    Rilese

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  • Hi Rilese. The theme includes built-in support for the WP-Pagenavi plugin. You might try that and see if it fixes the issue.

    Thread Starter Rilese

    (@rilese)

    Thanks, I will try there too.

    I’m wondering though if i’m even able to just make the size bigger for the Page Numbers without having to use a plugin.

    You should be able to style the page numbers using css. Can you post a link to your site?

    Thread Starter Rilese

    (@rilese)

    https://www.prosportstop10.com

    Thanks. Looks like you’re using the standard theme pagination. Do you still want to look at styling the output of one of the pagination plugins?
    Edit – ok, I see the “Pages 1 2 3…” at the bottom of a single post. Is this what you want to change?

    Thread Starter Rilese

    (@rilese)

    Exactly

    This should change the entire “Pages” line:

    .post-pages {
  font-size: 24px;
}
    Thread Starter Rilese

    (@rilese)

    What do you mean “Pages” line?
    Where do I find this line? I was under the impression that I need to look at the Theme editor and edit one of the .php files.

    Btw, I really appreciate you helping me!

    The entire “Pages” line, as in “Pages: 1 2 3 4 5…”
    You mentioned that you wanted to make the font larger. You don’t need to edit any files to accomplish that. You can do it with the css I posted above.

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