Pagecontinued

Pagecontinued is a term used in publishing and content management to indicate that content continues on a subsequent page. It encompasses both traditional print practices and modern digital or hybrid formats, serving as a marker that a narrative or article is not complete on the current page.

In traditional print publishing, continuation notices are common. Examples include phrases such as “Continued on page 47” at the bottom of a page and “Continued from page 23” at the top of the next page. These notices help readers track the flow of content when pages or columns are broken across sheets and aid in preserving coherence.

In digital and hybrid contexts, pagecontinued may be realized as a metadata flag or markup construct. Some content management systems and publishing workflows implement a class, data attribute, or semantic cue named “pagecontinued” to signal that a section continues elsewhere. The indication is usually paired with navigation elements or automated rendering that directs readers to the continuation.

Usage and variants include textual notes, page-to-page links, or automated cross-page navigation. Common formulations include “Continued on next page,” “Continued from previous page,” or simply “To be continued.”

Considerations for pagecontinued center on readability and accessibility. It is important to ensure that continuation signals are clear to all readers, including those using assistive technologies, and that navigation to the continuation is logical and discoverable. Overuse or unclear placement can disrupt flow.

See also: pagination, page break, continuation, cross-page navigation, typography considerations for widows and orphans.