Eliminating "Page: " in pagination

Trying to customize the "Previous" and "Next" page links when I split up single posts with the <!--nextpage--> tag, but I'm wondering how to get rid of the "Page: " prefix that appears in front of those links. Anyone know how to get rid of that?

 

hello,

it's better to provide a code or a theme you use.. Like that we can give a solution !

 

Thanks for the reply. I have the following in the "loop":

<?php $pagination = wp_link_pages(array('next_or_number'=>'next', 'previouspagelink'=>'&laquo; PREVIOUS ', 'separator' => ' | ', 'nextpagelink'=>' CONTINUE READING &raquo;'));

?>

PHP:

Which outputs: Pages: « PREVIOUS | CONTINUE READING »

I'm just wondering where the "Pages: " is generated. The theme is a custom one I created a while ago based off of ModXBlog, not sure if that helps or not...

 

The function is defined here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_link_pages

So you would need to include an additional parameter in the array when you call it, to replace the default: 'before' => '<p>' . __( 'Pages:' )

Something like 'before' => '<p>' would do it, if you just want to get rid of the "Pages:" bit.

Hope it helps!

 

TIEro guided you to the good place.. you are using the default wordpress wp_link_pages, you have to check your theme functions.php file and look for the code : 'before' => '<p>' . __( 'Pages:' ),
and remove the Pages:

Otherwise you will have to check the post-template.php. but it's not Recommended to change the Wordpress Core Files.

 

No need for that. He can just pass the parameter when he calls the function:

<?php $pagination = wp_link_pages(array('before'=>'<p>','next_or_number'=>'next', 'previouspagelink'=>'&laquo; PREVIOUS ', 'separator' => ' | ', 'nextpagelink'=>' CONTINUE READING &raquo;'));?>