WordPress has an excellent, but little known, feature for splitting up long posts into multiple pages. However, a growing trend among major news and blog sites is instead to split up posts into dynamically loading sliders.
Turning Post Content into Slides
WordPress Post Content Slider Plugin takes normal multi-page posts from WordPress and replaces them with an all-ajax slider that requires almost no setup.
You can also create your own multi-page posts simply by adding a simple !--nextpage-- tag to your content.
Example of an article presented with the post slider
This is a very easy to use and fast plugin. it can help you build up easy to read and usable post slider within seconds.
Using the WordPress Post Content Slider Plugin
Build Slides Based Article – Turn long articles into slides
Support Any Post Type – Work on any page/post or custom post
Support Multiple Content Types – Support images, movies and more
The plugin can support multiple slides. There is no set limit but from the user experience perspective it is better to have less than 100 slides so it will be easier to navigate
Does the plugin support documents, videos, audio, etc?
Yes. Each slide can include videos, documents, images, animated gif or any sort of content that you can usually upload to your WordPress site
How many pages can be created?
The plugin can support multiple pages each having it’s own slides. You can automatically apply the slides method on all your site pages and opt-out those which you don’t want to display in this way. Still slides will appear only once a –nextpage– appears inside the content
How do I build the slides?
Building the slides is very simple. All you need to do is add a –nextpage– tag inside your page / post content. Each –nextpage– tag will add a new slide
Do the slides have navigation?
Yes. Slides have navigation which allows users to move backwards or forwards and also display the current slide number. You can choose to show the navigation on the top or bottom or both parts of the page.
Can you control how many pages are shown after the current page slide navigation?
Yes. In the plugin settings you can control the number of pages that are listed in the navigation area after the current page. This will help users move quickly within the slides
Example of an article presented with the post slider
