Paginating a Jekyll Blog: What jekyll-paginate Does, and Where It Bites
jekyll-paginate splits a Jekyll blog feed into /page2/, /page3/ with two config keys — but the pages it builds are snapshots, not stable permalinks.
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jekyll-paginate splits a Jekyll blog feed into /page2/, /page3/ with two config keys — but the pages it builds are snapshots, not stable permalinks.
Configure Jekyll's official jekyll-paginate plugin to split your post list into numbered pages, update the template to use the paginator object, and verify the generated page structure — plus the silent-failure checklist.
Problem When building a Jekyll site, only pages 1‑5 appear even though paginate is set to 10 and there are 100 posts. The built‑in jekyll‑paginate gem caps output at five pages. Context The configuration contains paginate: 10 and paginate_path: "/page/:num" . The max_pages key is present but seems ignored. The site uses Jekyll 4.2.2. The expectation is to se
I am working with a Jekyll site (4.x assumed) that uses both --incremental builds and the jekyll-paginate plugin, with paginate set in _config.yml . My understanding is that incremental regeneration only rewrites files whose source changed, but pagination pages are derived from the full ordered post collection rather than from any single source file. That ra