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How to Add Number of Pages Navigation Widget to the Blogger

How to Add Number of Pages Navigation Widget to the Blogger


The Page navigation widget helps your readers to jump from one page to another page or specific page which they want. It has a small button at bottom by which any visitors can go directly on last page.
Step1:  Open Blogger Dashboard>> Template>> Edit HTML and Press Ctrl + F and search the code: <b:includable id='mobile-index-post' var='post'>
Then Paste below code before the above line.
<b:includable id='page-navi'>
<div class='pagenavi'>
<script type='text/javascript'>
var pageNaviConf = {
perPage: 7,numPages: 5,firstText: &quot;First&quot;,
lastText: &quot;Last&quot;,
nextText: &quot;&#187;&quot;,
prevText: &quot;&#171;&quot;
}

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