Simple Pagination allows to set up an advanced pagination for posts and comments. You have an easier navigation on your WordPress.

Simple Pagination has 6 stylesheets for the pagination : CSS 3, Flickr, Digg, Sabrus.us, Green and Grey

Translation: English, French

1. 

   Default appearance

2. 

   Admin Section : Texts for navigation links

3. 

   Admin Section : HTML/CSS Advanced Settings

4. 

   Admin Section : Posts Advanced Settings

5. 

   Help Section

1. Upload the complete simple-pagination folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Go to 'Simple Pagination' under the 'Settings' tab and configure the plugin

Usage for posts

In your theme, open the theme files where you'd like pagination to be used. You need to find calls to next_posts_link() and previous_posts_link() and replace them.

Usually this is the loop.php file.

You would replace those two lines with this:

<?php if(function_exists('wp_simple_pagination')) {
    wp_simple_pagination();
} ?> 

Usage for comments

In your theme, open the theme files where you'd like pagination to be used. You need to find calls to next_comments_link() and previous_comments_link() and replace them.

Usually this is the comments.php file.

You would replace those two lines with this:

<?php if(function_exists('wp_simple_comments_pagination')) {
    wp_simple_comments_pagination();
} ?>

2.1.3

• Fixed a bug with duplicate content on the first page

2.1.2

• Fixed a bug when you do a search with multiple words

2.1.1

• Fixed a bug for the pagination render
• Tested on WordPress 3.3.1

2.1

• Add option : "Always Show Page Navigation"

2.0

• Add function wp_simple_comments_pagination()

1.0.3

• Fixed a bug for search results.

1.0.2

• Add 2 new stylesheets.

1.0.1

• Fixed a bug for configuration with no permalink.

1.0

• Initial release.

How to change the css of Simple Pagination with my own css file?

You can uncheck the "Simple Pagination CSS file" option from the settings page and add your own styles to your theme's style.css