ivan82

Display your list with pagination by a simple function call. 
Add multiple paginations to the same page.
Features
<ul>
<li>Multiple paginations at the same page</li>
<li>Chose how many items to display per page, default: 10</li>
<li>Chose adjacent items, default: 6</li>
<li>Customize on page query variable, default: “page”</li>
<li>Choose if the on page value should be fetched automatically, default: true</li>
<li>How to display first and last page buttons, as numbers or as text, default: numbers</li>
<li>All the buttons are visible by default</li>
<li>If the previous button is visible</li>
<li>If the next button is visible</li>
<li>If the previous button is visible when the first page is reached</li>
<li>If the next button is visible when the last page is reached</li>
<li>If the adjacent dots are visible</li>
<li>If the first button is visible</li>
<li>If the last button is visible</li>
<li>Localization support – download the template and submit your language</li>
<li>All HTML/CSS elements are customizable </li>
</ul>
Changelog
<ul>
<li>1.0: Plug in release</li>
</ul>

Paginate

Display your list with pagination by a simple function call.

Erick Hitter

Oomph, Inc.

Ben Doherty (Oomph, Inc)

Automatically paginate WordPress content by inserting the <code></code> Quicktag at intervals controlled by plugin’s settings.
Option is provided to control which post types are automatically paginated (default is the “Post” post type). Supports any public custom post types (non-public types are supported via the <code>autopaging_post_types</code> filter).
Option is also provided to specify how many pages content should be broken out over, or how many words should be included per page.

Automatically Paginate Posts

Automatically paginate posts by inserting the `` Quicktag.

Paginate vs Automatically Paginate Posts