<!-- nextpage --> would prevent plugin from showing tooltip popups.

[synyan]

**ABT Version:4.13.3

**PHP Version:5.4.45

**Theme:Kogi

Plugin List:

• Not relevant

Browser: Google Chrome (Version: xxx)

**Expected behavior: Abt-tooltip shows

**Actual behavior: Article is very long, so I apply < !-- nextpage -- > all the time. However by using < !-- nextpage -- > it would prevent plugin from showing tooltip popups.

**Console messages:No errors.

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[dsifford]

<!-- nextpage --> seems like something that was added with either another plugin or your theme. It's not a standard feature of wordpress and, because of that, it's not something I plan on supporting.

[synyan]

OK, thank you for the swift response... I am wondering how ppl create an Academic post (usually very long) without paginating? If you could give me a hint it would be great... Thank you!

[geminorum]

<!--nextpage--> is “a standard feature of wordpress”. for more info : Styling Page-Links

[dsifford]

@geminorum Even in gutenberg? I haven't seen anything on this and it seems like an antipattern for SEO.

[dsifford]

@synyan Every medical journal I've ever read online (especially the fancy wiley ReadCube journals) all have all of their content on a single page. You just gotta scroll.

[dsifford]

Seems like it's still supported in gutenberg.

I'll reopen this for now but I have no idea when or if I'll be able to get to it. It's going to require a pretty technically complex solution that I'm not sure will be worth the effort (it for sure is not worth it right this moment being that supporting the new block editor is my number 1 priority).

[dsifford]

Update: This is going to be fully supported in the new editor on the next release. It will not be supported in the old editor, however, you can convert from the old editor to the new editor format in one click if needed.

[dsifford]

Done