Fumiki Takahashi

TAROSKY INC.

Mark Walters

This plugin add a simple block to call user attention to click next page of paginated posts.
<h4>Customization</h4>
<h4>Style</h4>
HTML structure is like this.
<pre>
 <a href="%link%" rel="next nofollow ugc">
 
 
 Next Page
 
 
 Click next page and find the result!
 
 </a>
</pre>
In block editor, <code>a.taro-lead-next-line</code> will be <code><div></code> tag.
Default stylesheet is registered as <code>tsln-lead-block</code> in <code>init</code> hook at the priority 20. 
For full customization, register your style as a same name. The style registered faster priors to plugin’s style.
<pre>add_action( 'init', function() {
 wp_register_style( 'tsln-lead-block', 'your-theme/original.css', [], '1.0.0' );
}, 10 );</pre>
<h4>Header</h4>
Default header title is “Next Page”. We have a plan to make it customizable from Theme Customizer, but you can change it by filter hook for the present.
<pre>add_filter( 'tsln_next_page_default_title', function( $title ) {
 return "What's Next?";
} );</pre>

Taro Lead Next

Add simple block to invoke click to next page.

Sean Davis

Simple Course Creator lets you group WordPress posts into courses using a custom taxonomy, then automatically displays a linked list of all posts in the same course within each post’s content.
Features
<ul>
<li>Create unlimited courses from the Posts menu — just like categories and tags</li>
<li>Assign posts to a course from the edit post screen or the manage posts screen</li>
<li>Display the course listing above content, below, or both</li>
<li>Choose between numbered list, bullet list, or no list indicator</li>
<li>Sort the listing by date, title, author, last modified, comment count, or random</li>
<li>Style the current post in the listing as bold, italic, or strikethrough</li>
<li>Optionally collapse the listing behind a toggle link (JavaScript)</li>
</ul>
Post Meta
Show author and publish date beneath each item in the course listing. Both are enabled by default and can be toggled from the settings page.
Front Display
On the blog home, archive pages, and search results, indicate that a post belongs to a course. Enabled by default and can be toggled from the settings page.
Customization
Style the course box, post meta output, and front display indicator directly from the WordPress Customizer — no custom CSS required. For deeper customization, override the plugin’s template files in your active theme.
Create a directory called <code>scc_templates</code> in the root of your active theme and copy any files from the plugin’s <code>includes/scc_templates/</code> directory into it. Theme files take priority over plugin files.

Simple Course Creator

Organize WordPress posts into courses and display a course listing within each post.

Taro Lead Next vs Simple Course Creator