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Adding rel="next" and rel="prev" with paginate_links() function – SEO

Inside my archive template, I’m using a pagination.
it is generated by the function paginate_links()

https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/paginate_links/

I try to find out how to implement rel attributes : next and prev inside the links, like this :

<a class="page-numbers" rel="prev" href="mywebsite.fr/blog/page/1/#target">1</a>

<span class="page-numbers current" href="mywebsite.fr/blog/page/2/#target">2</span>

<a class="page-numbers" rel="next" href="mywebsite.fr/blog/page/3/#target">3</a>

Have you ever encountered this problem ? Have you use a hook ?

Thanks for your replies !

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  1. 0

    You can add rel=prev and rel=next to your paginated links by adding the prev_text and next_text arguments like the following:

    paginate_links(array(
        'prev_text'    => __('previous'),
        'next_text'    => __('next'),
    ));
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  2. 0

    To resolve this, I took the HTML template returned by the function and replaced the string near the class of link, like this:

    {{ paginationHTML|replace({'class="prev' : 'rel="prev" class="prev', 'class="next' : 'rel="next" class="next'}) }}

    In my case I’m using twig, but you can easily change that to PHP replace.

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