#infinite-handle {
	display: none;
}

.infinite-scroll .navigation,
.infinite-scroll.neverending #footer {
	display: block!important;
}

And thank you tons for the feedback. I'm keeping an eye on that stuff. The trend with many popular websites today is to think of the posts as scrolling instead of something to page back and forth for. Also, completely reloading next/previous posts takes more resources and more things have to load that way for users, so complete page reloads for navigation (the old way) will become less and less used and will be slower. Last point, the workaround justpi suggested may not always work in the future if the scrolling features get updates. So if you add CSS workarounds like this one, just keep an eye on them so you can re-edit your CSS if you see any formatting changes that don't work well with the CSS workaround you're adding now.

@justpi: I added what you suggested but didn't see a change. Any specific place in the style sheet I should place it?

#infinite-handle {

display: none;

}

.infinite-scroll .navigation {

display: block;

}

Thanks

instead of my blog saying at the bottom...load newer/older post I want to have page numbers?

Setting that aside you cannot use next page (pagination) to achieve what you refer to above. What you are referring to purchasing an annual custom design upgrade and using CSS editing to disable infinite scrolling.

Staff have been introducing “infinite scroll" to themes — a site wide change that will be applied to all themes that are suitable for the implementation. http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/to-infinity?replies=137
http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/06/12/to-infinity-and-beyond/

Disabling the infinite scroll feature to get rid of the pop-up in the footer results in a "Load More Posts" tab, and you can't disable that "Load More Posts" tab from appearing and have "previous post" and "next post" links, without the Custom Design upgrade. http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/
http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/editing-css/

I don't help with CSS editing but have flagged this thread so it will be moved to the CSS Forum for you where you can get help with CSS editing.

Can anyone point me into that direction? I thought the blog I was using add it but I'm assuming its a CSS code I will need to use?

Thanks all

Thank you so much for your response.

I would like to change my blog's format from scrolling down on one page to right and left arrows going to newer and older posts, respectively. Can this be done? Help!!!

Thank you SO much.

Also note that you can split content in your posts by inserting "the more tag". Using it means only the beginning of posts appear on the front page followed by a read mor link that visitors can click to view the full post on its own page.