WordPress wp_link_pages() Single Post Styling Generator

some text for page 2

The default single post pagination looks like this:

Pages: 1 2 3

next_or_number Argument

If we change the next_or_number argument from "number" to "next", the pagination uses words instead of numbers:
 	$arg = array(
		'next_or_number'   => 'next',
	);

    wp_link_pages( $arg );

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Changing the the arguments in wp_link_pages() allows you to create custom single page navigation.

wp_link_pages Generator

before
Text to put before all the links. Defaults to <p>Pages:.This is the beginning of the container wrapper for the pagination.
It usually consists of an opening tag.

Some Options

<p>Pages:
<div class="my-nav">
<img src="https://domain.com/myimage.jpg" />
<ul>
after
Text to put after all the links. Defaults to </p>.This is the end of the container wrapper for the pagination.
It usually consists of closing tag.

Some Options

</p>
</div>
</ul>
link_before
Text that goes before the text of the linkThis is the beginning of the link wrapper
It usually consists of an opening tag.

Some Options

<span>
<div class="my-links">
<img src="https://domain.com/myimage.jpg" />
<li>
link_after
Text that goes after the text of the link. Defaults to (blank)This is the end of the link wrapper.
It usually consists of closing tag.

Some Options

</span>
</div>
</li>
next_or_number
whether text or page numbers should be usedWhether you want links displayed as words or numbers. Options are either "next" or "number"
separator
Text used between page numbers (/, -, etc)Only applies to both number and word links.
Whether you want a separator displayed between the page links.

Some Options

-
/
nextpagelink
Text for link to next page. Defaults to Next page if next_or_number = nextFor word links, change the value if you want something other than "Next page" displayed.

Some Options

-
/
previouspagelink
Text for link to previous page. Defaults to Previous page if next_or_number = next
pagelink
Format string for page numbers. % = page number
echo
whether to echo or return the result. The default is 1

Sample Result

Pages:

1 2 3

Your wp_link_pages() Code

<?php
// wp_link_pages()
// Generated by UseWordPress.com
$settings = (array(
)
);
wp_link_pages( $settings );
?>
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