Releases Pagination

Managing extensive project histories requires efficient display solutions to maintain site performance and user engagement. Changeloger provides built-in server-side pagination to handle long lists of releases by breaking them into manageable, navigable pages.

• How to Enable Pagination
• Pagination Appearance

How to Enable Pagination

To implement pagination for your release hub, follow these steps within the WordPress block editor:

• Select the Release Hub block on your page.
• Navigate to the block sidebar and locate the Releases Options section.
• Set your desired value in the Releases Per Page field (e.g., 5, 10).
• If you set this value to 0, the plugin will automatically use the global Items Per Page value configured in Changeloger > Settings > General.
• Update or publish your page to apply the changes.

Pagination Appearance

Once enabled, the pagination interface renders automatically below your release list. Key visual elements include:

• Numbered Page Links: Clear navigation indicators for moving between specific pages of releases.
• Previous/Next Arrows: Shortcut controls for sequential browsing of your changelog history.
• Ellipses: Displayed automatically when dealing with large page ranges for cleaner navigation.
• Anchor Links: Pagination controls include a #releases anchor, ensuring the page scrolls back to the top of the release section automatically after a user clicks to navigate to a new page.

This implementation ensures that even projects with hundreds of version updates remain performant and easy to browse for your end users.