Tag Archives: Paginate Comments in WordPress
Web Hosting Topics
Search Posts
WordPress Hosting
WordPress Tutorials
- How & Why You Should Consider an Alternate Header for Your WordPress Theme
Have you heard of people telling you to use alternate headers for your WordPress theme? It may make you reminisce about the times when people would use a different look on each page and how old school this is. Myspace is one spot you may be remembering for a time ...
- What’s a WordPress SEO-Friendly URL Look Like?
Have you ever considered how a URL affects a website’s SEO? It turns out in fact that a URL’s structure is important to SEO and many WordPress users want to know what the best types of SEO permalink structures are made of. Typically the default WordPress URL structure hasn’t been designed ...
- Can you Easily Add Icon Fonts within Your WordPress Theme?
Have you tried to add icon fonts in your WordPress theme? It’s really easy to do if you haven’t tried it yet. As long as you know how to do it, it’s really easy to add to your theme. Your new icon fonts will allow you to add vector icons ...
- Fixing and Removing Broken Links on a WordPress Website
If you’ve run into trouble with broken links on your WordPress website, you are not alone. You can now remove or fix the broken links with this helpful guide on where to begin. Finding a broken link that leads you to one of those “404 errors” may make you panic, ...
- Can you Create a Great Coming Soon Page in WordPress?
When you’re getting ready to launch a new website, building a “coming soon” page is probably on your mind. It’s a great way to launch the website with a bang rather than to prevent momentum from building. How can you make it a great user experience until your WordPress site ...
- How & Why You Should Consider an Alternate Header for Your WordPress Theme
Can you Paginate Comments in WordPress?
Have you ever seen a blog that actually has multiple pages of comments? You may not get that many comments, as a beginner, but you may still want to paginate your comments in WordPress. In this short WordPress tutorial, we will show you the easiest way to paginate your comments. Paginating Your WordPress Blog Comments The process to paginate your comments in WordPress is very easy. Start by logging into your WordPress dashboard and going to Settings >> Discussion. This is where you will find the option to break your comments into pages. It’s found under the “Other Comment Settings” …