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I'm experimenting with paginated posts on my site using the SmartMag theme, and I've customized my post content template quite a bit.

However, I still have one issue I'd like to fix: On paginated posts, the subsequent pages all show the featured image at the top. Is there a function that is theme agnostic which would only allow the featured image to show on the first page of a paginated post?

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You can use is_paged() for this. This function determines whether the query is for a paged result and not for the first page. So ofcourse, in your case, you should use !is_paged().

Check out the docs here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_paged/

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  • That makes sense, so in the section where I'm showing the featured image on the post, I would just wrap it in if(!is_paged()){//show image}
    – Geoff_S
    Apr 13 at 14:26
  • I/m using this if (isset($props['featured_in_head'])) { if ( !is_paged() ){ $props['featured'] = $props['featured_in_head']; } } but it's not working. I just read that this won't work on posts that are split with <!--nextpage-->
    – Geoff_S
    Apr 13 at 14:51

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