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This documents JPC v1.1.0, available at GitHub and RubyGems.
Jekyll::Paginate::Content
You may read this documentation split across several pages.
Jekyll::Paginate::Content (JPC) is a plugin for Jekyll that automatically splits pages, posts, and other content into one or more pages. This can be at points where e.g. <!--page-->
is inserted, or at the <h1> to <h6> headers. It mimics jekyll-paginate-v2 (JPv2) naming conventions and features, so if you use that, you will be in familiar territory.
Features: Automatic content splitting into several pages, single-page view, configurable permalinks, page trail/pager, SEO support, self-adjusting internal links, multipage-aware Table Of Contents.
TL;DR
Manual
---
title: "JPC demo: 3-page manual"
layout: page
paginate: true
---
This shows up at the top of all pages.
<!--page_header-->
This is page 1 of the JPC example.
<a name="lorem"></a>Lorem ipsum dolor...
<!--page-->
This is page 2 with a [link] to the first page which works in single or paged view.
<!--page-->
This is the last page.
<!--page_footer-->
This goes into the bottom of all pages.
[link]: #lorem
Automatic, with config overrides
---
title: "JPC demo: 3-page auto"
layout: page
paginate: true
paginate_content:
separator: h2
title: ":title :num/:max: :section"
permalink: /page:numof:max.html
---
# Introduction
Hello!
## What did something?
The quick brown fox...
## What did it do?
...jumped over the lazy dog.
See other demos.
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