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 MTPaginate

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Some web pages generated by Movable Type may grow quite large. For example, a category archive with hundreds of entries or an individual entry archive with dozens of comments may become unmanageably large.

The MTPaginate plugin makes it possible for the single web page that Movable Type generates to be displayed as multiple pages, with easy navigation between them.

Example

<MTPaginate>
   <h1><$MTBlogName$></h1>
   <MTPaginateIfMultiplePages>
      <div><$MTPaginateNavigator style="popup"$></div>
   </MTPaginateIfMultiplePages>
   <MTPaginateContent max_bytes="1000">
      <MTEntries lastn="20">
      <p>
         <b><a href="<$MTEntryPermalink$>"><$MTEntryTitle$></a></b>
         <$MTEntryExcerpt$>
      </p>
      <$MTPaginateSectionBreak$>
      </MTEntries>
   </MTPaginateContent>
</MTPaginate>

Licensing

Free for personal use. For commercial usage, a fee is charged.

Requirements

MTPaginate plugin only works for statical templates and the generated pages must be processed as PHP documents (i.e. they should have a .php extension).

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