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Pagination SEO creates HTML link elements with rel=“next” and rel=“prev” to indicate the relationship between component URLs as well as page numbering in a paginated series. This replaces the previous “Pagination Rel Links” extension.

To activate this extension, go to Addons > Extensions and click Install. Once installed you can change these settings:

 
• Enable redirect to first page where pagination is not found
 
• Page number prefix: add a prefix to page numbers in titles
 
• Page number suffix: add a suffix to page numbers in titles
 
• Display first page number in titles? i.e. Omit Page #1 in {pagination_rel_links:page_num} tag

Simply place the following tags within the HTML head area to output the full link tag:

{pagination_seo:prev} {pagination_seo:next}

An example output would be:

<link rel=“prev” href=“http://www.example.com/articles/P10” /> <link rel=“next” href=“http://www.example.com/articles/P30” />

You may also use the following tags to only output the URL and URI:

Outputs full link tags: {pagination_seo:prev} {pagination_seo:next}

Outputs pagination URI - Example: articles/P30 {pagination_seo:prev_uri} {pagination_seo:next_uri}

Outputs pagination URL: http://www.example.com/articles/P30 {pagination_seo:prev_url} {pagination_seo:next_url}

Displays the page number for use in browser titles and elsewhere: {pagination_seo:page_num}

Note: These tags can also be used in NSM Better Meta settings.

For full list of settings, visit the Pagination SEO extension settings page.