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by mansoormunib
5 (3 reviews)
Alphabetical Pagination
Alphabetical (A–Z, #, 0–9) index for any post type. Shortcode, Gutenberg block, REST API, WooCommerce auto-mount, multilingual, WCAG AA.
Compatible with WP 7
v2.4.2
Current Version v2.4.2
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 09 Jun, 2026
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Tracked Keywords
Showing 4 of 4| Keyword | Position | Change | Type | Updated |
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| alphabetical | 8 | — | Tag | 19 hours ago |
| glossary | 24 | — | Tag | 19 hours ago |
| pagination | 78 | — | Tag | 19 hours ago |
| index | 115 | — | Tag | 19 hours ago |
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- Version
- 2.4.2
- Last Updated
- Jun 09, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 8.1 or higher
- Author
- mansoormunib
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Alphabetical Pagination
Yes. wp_snap() is kept as a thin alias for alphabetical_pagination() with the same parameter list, so existing themes continue to work unchanged. I need to embed the index inside a Gutenberg page. Use the native Alphabetical Pagination block (added in 2.3.0) from the block inserter under the Widgets category — it's fully server-rendered and supports wide / full alignment. The block sidebar exposes post type, menu style, firstload, category, taxonomy + term, and display attributes. The legacy approach (Shortcode block with [alphabetical_pagination]) still works.
Yes. Enable Settings → Alphabetical Pagination → WooCommerce → Auto-mount on Shop and the index renders above the WooCommerce shop loop and product category archives automatically. The mount uses native WooCommerce action hooks (woocommerce_before_shop_loop, woocommerce_archive_description, or woocommerce_before_main_content — pick from the dropdown) so it never collides with caching / SEO / multilingual plugins that filter WP_Query.
Yes. The transient letter-availability cache keys on the current language (via wpml_current_language filter or pll_current_language() function), and WP_Query runs with suppress_filters => false, so translated post sets are filtered and cached per-language automatically. Switching language busts the cache for that language only.
Yes. Two read-only public endpoints under /wp-json/wp-snap-ext/v1/: GET /letters returns [{ letter, count, href }], GET /posts returns paginated post payloads filtered by letter. Toggle on / off under Settings → Alphabetical Pagination → REST API & Cache.
Go to Settings → Alphabetical Pagination → Content Fallback, enable ACF Excerpt Fallback, and enter the ACF Field Name (e.g. summary). The plugin tries get_field() first, then get_sub_field(), then walks the entire get_fields() tree recursively to find the field even when it lives inside an ACF flexible-content layout, repeater row, or group. Falls back to a trimmed extract of the post content if ACF returns nothing. My theme has no obvious hook to drop the index into. Enable Settings → Alphabetical Pagination → DOM Injection → Enable DOM Injection and provide a CSS selector (e.g. .entry-content, #primary > article:first-child). The plugin renders the index into a hidden <template> element in the footer and a ~300-byte vanilla-JS snippet moves it into the matched element on DOMContentLoaded. No jQuery, no dependencies.
Under Settings → Alphabetical Pagination → Sorting, set Meta Key to your post meta key and Meta Order to ASC or DESC. The letter buckets still derive from post_title, but the order of posts within each bucket follows the meta value. Useful for sorting glossary terms by importance, products by SKU, etc.
Yes. Pick the script from Settings → Alphabetical Pagination → Language → Alphabet Pack. 15 packs are bundled: English, Arabic, Chinese (Pinyin A–Z), German (with Umlauts), Spanish (with Ñ), French, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi (Devanagari), Hungarian, Korean (Hangul Jamo), Russian (Cyrillic), Thai, Turkish, Urdu. Selecting a pack overwrites the freeform Local Alphabet field on save. You can also type a fully custom alphabet directly.
Yes. Letter availability is stored as a transient keyed by post_type / taxonomy / term / current language / alphabet pack / menumisc setting. Default TTL is 1 hour (configurable under REST API & Cache → Cache TTL). The cache is invalidated automatically on save_post, deleted_post, trashed_post, untrashed_post, and switch_blog — so editing a post immediately reflects in the index.
Yes — every render path fires hooks (added in 2.3.0): wp_snap_ext/before_render, wp_snap_ext/after_render — actions. wp_snap_ext/pre_render — short-circuit filter (return a string to replace the HTML). wp_snap_ext/query_args — mutate WP_Query args before the query runs. wp_snap_ext/letter_href — rewrite letter link hrefs (useful for SPA routers). wp_snap_ext/excerpt — post-process the resolved excerpt. wp_snap_ext/render — final filter on the rendered HTML. See the Developer hooks section above for code samples.
So they don't collide with WordPress's own paged query variable on category, tag, or archive templates. You can paginate the alphabetical list independently of the surrounding archive.