Hi there,

1. From your WordPress dashboard, navigate to the edit page for the post you want to adjust.

2. Above the main content box (where you type your post content), click the "text" tab.

3. Delete all instances of <!--nextpage-->.

Let me know if that helps.

Best,

Christopher

Hi Chris....thanks for the reply. I am not seeing the "nextpage" in the content. Here is the content I see when I do a page source:

<div id="entryContainer">
<div class="entry">
<p>On a roaring superhighway
between tractor-trailers pulling
clouds of mist off the rain soaked pavement
actually driving inside
the end of a rainbow.</p>
<p>The boy said, “A rainbow
isn’t like a bow!
It’s like that guy and his crew
stopped bowling
and started playing croquet!”</p>
<p>Midnight midwinter full moon:
the snow blue the sky
indigo and violet–the other
end of the rainbow
from the pot of gold.</p>
</div><!--end entry-->
</div>

Is there somewhere else that I should be looking for this? I've also looked in the Visual and Text screens of the post. Also, I've disabled the autopagination just in case. Still looks the same. Any other thoughts?

Thanks,
Steve

Hi there,

If you navigate to the edit page for the post, you should see where the nextpage element is being added in the content. Try deleting that and it should keep your post to a single page.

Let me know if that helps.

Best,

Christopher

Hi...I am setting up your Novelist theme for a client. One of his pieces is a poem that consists of 68 words. The poem is split between 2 pages even though I have the word count per page at 700. Can you give some advice on how to get this just on 1 page? Attached is the link to the post in question.

Thanks for a really nice theme.

http://www.freekittenspoetry.com/?p=350