I've been trying to figure out how to split my pages without having to manually split them and create multiple pages or sub-pages ... Some of my posts, being of a technical nature, are going to be "kind of long" and hand-crafting them each time would be a major pain.

I've seen it done, the end result, on various blog sites, I just haven't been able to figure out how to do it in Wordpress (I searched the forums there) or within Atahualpa (ditto on the forums). It might be because I'm asking the "search engine" the wrong question, but variations haven't helped.

I did find a link to a possible solution via Google by searching on "splitting blog pages" that makes sense -- http://rumahabi.com/split-wordpress-...o-2-pages.html -- but, before I start tweaking code I wanted to find out if there was already a built in way to do it (that I haven't found), or a better way to do it, or if the suggested solution is going to break something in Atahualpa 3.3.3. ???

Thanks in advance.

Well. I am part way there. My search question was wrong, multi-pages worked better and so forth. Which is how I ran across the <!--nextpage--> tag. That works, in a vanilla flavor sort of way. But, of course developers are never satisfied with "vanilla".

I've been reading a bit about wp_link_pages() -- now that my search questions are better -- but the same general questions stand:

1. I don't see how to enable this in Atahualpa, particularly as there is no single.php file (which is referenced here and there as the "place" to put it).

2. There's nothing (that I've run across so far) on executing wp_link_pages(). In other words, how do you use it in Atahualpa in a manner similar to <!--nexpage--> when editing Page (or Post) text?

Sorry if this is a "vanilla" problem, but sorting out all of the settings and "tweak points" in WP and this theme is taking some time and that I'm running out of.

Thanks in advance.

You should be able to use <!--nextpage-->

wp_link_pages() is included in Atahualpa

You don't need to install what you found at the URL you posted

Originally Posted by Flynn

You should be able to use <!--nextpage-->

wp_link_pages() is included in Atahualpa

You don't need to install what you found at the URL you posted

Flynn,

Thanks for the reply. I guess I missed finding wp_link_pages() when I was searching Atahualpa's .php files.

With that said, when I insert <!--nexpage--> all I see on the page is the vanilla flavored Page 1, 2, 3 ... I don't seem to be able to, or don't know how to, access the additional "flavors" as described on the WP site. ?

Thanks in advance,

P.S. Is there an on-line manual for Atahualpa that I missed that describes the various settings and what tweaking them does?

See functions/bfa_post_parts.php line 91-92:

wp_link_pages('before=<p class="post-pagination"><strong>' .
__('Pages:','atahualpa') . '</strong> &after=</p>&next_or_number=number');


Re. manual, editing the page pagination is not a theme feature at the moment. But, more resources like (video) tutorials will be available after a few more rather huge additions/changes to the theme are finished, which should be the case in several weeks.

Thanks, Flynn.

This helps -- if nothing else it is helping me to understand the architecture and thought processes you used to build this template.

I will dig into this and figure out how to tweak it without breaking your code.

P.S. I have no doubt you are slammed, the time I'm investing in building my web-site has to be a fraction of the time it is taking you to build this template. Still, I am looking forward to "tweak manuals".