Issue Overview
In the classic editor, you can insert a <!--nextpage--> comment to break a post into multiple pages. This should be supported in Gutenberg as well and be possible in an intuitive way.
Expected Behavior
It should be intuitive to add pagination functionality to a post.
Current Behavior
You can currently insert the comment manually in the HTML view, and it technically works because of existing core logic. However it's not possible to create that in a user-friendly way, and is not visually reflected in the editor when the comment exists.
Possible Solution
There should be a "Next Page" block that takes over that functionality. Existing <!--nextpage--> comments could be autoconverted to that.
Related Issues and/or PRs
#983 (similar approach for the more tag)
Issue Overview
In the classic editor, you can insert a
<!--nextpage-->comment to break a post into multiple pages. This should be supported in Gutenberg as well and be possible in an intuitive way.Expected Behavior
It should be intuitive to add pagination functionality to a post.
Current Behavior
You can currently insert the comment manually in the HTML view, and it technically works because of existing core logic. However it's not possible to create that in a user-friendly way, and is not visually reflected in the editor when the comment exists.
Possible Solution
There should be a "Next Page" block that takes over that functionality. Existing
<!--nextpage-->comments could be autoconverted to that.Related Issues and/or PRs
#983 (similar approach for the more tag)