Pagination

Beaver Builder
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Hi, How to i add a pagination using the beaver builder plugin? Is there a shortcode i can use for that? I’m using the X theme

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Hi Ether,
Sorry to highjack the thread :slight_smile:
What do you think of the X theme ?
I’ve been considering giving it a try…
TIA, Dave

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Honestly, it’s my favorite theme. Absolutely beautiful theme, also comes with a drag and drop tool ( Conerstone) easy to use as well.

Give it a try.

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Hey Esther,

Not really sure about the question. Where are you trying to use the pagination on? We have a pagination option for our Post Grid module. Other than that, pagination should be controlled by your theme. Or depending on your content. Could you share a bit more information as to where you’re trying to add pagination?

Ben

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yes i want to add a pagination to my post

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Hi Esther and Dave,

Sorry about also hijacking this thread, but I just had to pop in and mention a major ‘issue’ with the X Theme (and other themes/page builders that rely on shortcodes to achieve their functionality).

I just bought the X Theme and after ‘struggling’ to get the darn thing installed on my local site (I had to do so manually as it would not install via the Themes > Add New > Upload) and then to ‘activate’ it, I finally managed to import one of the demo sites so that I could test my ‘theory’.

I was correct. The site looked just like the demo … until I switched to the default WP Twenty Fifteen theme; nothing but shortcodes on the pages.

This, IMHO, is THE primary reason why there is nothing like Beaver Builder! :slight_smile: Do the same with BB, and there is your content, less the layout formatting, but there is not a BB ‘shortcode’ in sight (site? :wink:

Cheers!
Lyle

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Hi Esther,

As Ben mentioned, BB has the pagination option in the Posts Module. If you were to place a Posts Module on a page and adjust the module’s settings accordingly, the pagination would be displayed, given that there are enough posts available to warrant it. That is, if you only have 3 posts yet set it to display 5 per page, there will be no pagination presented.

Cheers!
Lyle

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Hey Lyle,
Thanks for the valuable info - you saved me a few bucks and probably a few hours of my time :slight_smile:
Cheers, Dave

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Hey Esther,

Just to add to Lyle’s post above, if you’re using WP to display your posts, then that would be controlled by your theme. I would suggest using the Posts module to do so since you’ll have more flexibility. Let me know if you’ve questions about that. :slight_smile:

Ben