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| Useful for splitting articles into multiple pages |
Guide to creating a split post
- Copy the code from the below code box.
- In the Blogger post editor please change it to HTML View.
- Paste all the copied code into your post.
Example code
<div id="postSplit">
<p>Demo Page one</p>
<!--nextpage-->
<p>Demo Page two</p>
<!--nextpage-->
<p>Demo Page three</p>
</div>
<script>
/*<![CDATA[*/ document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {function checkChildren(nodes, elemId){for(i=0;i<nodes.length;i++){if(nodes[i].id==elemId){return nodes[i];}else{return checkChildren(nodes[i].children, elemId);}}} function isNumeric(value) {var type = typeof value; return (type === 'number' || type === 'string') && !Number.isNaN(value - Number.parseFloat(value));} var nodes = document.querySelector('div.postBody').children; var splitdong = checkChildren(nodes, 'postSplit').innerHTML; var content = splitdong.split('<!--nextpage-->'); var url = window.location.href; var url = url.split('?page='); var no = url[1] + '&m=4'; var no = no.split('m'); var no = no[0]; var no = no.replace('&', ''); var url = url[0]; var i = 1; if( !isNumeric(no) ){var no = 1;} document.getElementById('postSplit').innerHTML = content[no-1]; if( content.length > 1 ) {document.getElementById('postSplit').innerHTML += "<div class='postNav' id='postPager'><span class='page current'>Pages :</span></div>";} if( no>1 ){document.getElementById('postPager').innerHTML += "<!-- <a href='"+url+"?page="+(no-1)+"' title='Previous Page'>Prev</a> -->";} content.forEach(function(item) { if( no == i ){document.getElementById('postPager').innerHTML += "<span class='current'>"+i+"</span>";} else {document.getElementById('postPager').innerHTML += "<a href='"+url+"?page="+i+"'>"+i+"</a>";} i++; }); if(content.length > no){ var nn = parseInt(no) + 1; document.getElementById('postPager').innerHTML += "<a href='"+url+"?page="+nn+"'>Next</a>";} }); /*]]>*/
</script>
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<div id='postSplit'> - Must exist as main container and all articles must be in this code.•
<!--nextpage--> - Useful for adding new pages, you can add this tag to split a post into an unlimited number of pages, put each content for the next page just below this tag.