Hello again.
This extension lets you control the pagination design with your choice of tags and goodies.
There is a new version for EE 2.0 beta! http://ee2.michaelbystrom.com/bystrom_pagination/
Well met Michael Byström Design
Hi Michael,
Just came across this and it looks really really good. Will be trying this out later on.
Thanks for such a good looking, simple to use alternative for pagination. Gets 10 out of 10 on my scale. Haven’t actually tried it out as yet but if it does what it says on the tin and how you have it working on your demo site then this looks to be a very good addition to the extensions for EE 😊
Well done.
Best wishes,
Mark
I have the following in my gallery template
<div class="paginate">
{paginate}
{current_page} of {total_pages}
<div id="pagination-links">{pagination_links}</div>
{/paginate}
</div>
I have created a CSS file with the #pagination_link styles in it. I have enable the extension and left all the default values. I put the images in /system/images/pagination/.
When you check my page, you will see that there has been no styling of the links.
Any ideas?
Well I think I did everything right. Here’s what I did: * installed and enabled the extension * put the images in system/images/pagination * created a new CSS template called paginate * link’ed to it in my gallery template * put the <div id=”paginate_links”> around the { paginate } tag.
Did I miss something?
Can you try it in a {exp:weblog:entries} tag? instead of a gallery ?
Not easily. I will play around with it some more. It does seem to be picking up the style, but it is NOT outputting the links as list items like it says it should.
I must be missing something so simple…grrr….
This pagination extension has worked great for us but unfortunately we noticed that it only works within ‘weblog’ tags.
Is there any way to have it also work when used within EE’s sql ‘query’ tags.
If so, it would go along way in keeping all paginations consistent within the site.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Hej hop,
Glad you guys like it 😊
Sorry but can’t reproduce this error.
But just to make sure that it runs on the latest version of EE I’ve re-installed the extension and added a new rule to the css file for newer versions of EE. I’ve also set up a new demo running the latest version of EE (latest build version could be older.)
http://michaelbystrom.com/bystrom_pagination I’m testing the ExpressionEngine 2.0 Beta and the link is down for the moment. Sorry!
So for you guys with 1.6.8 replace the old css file or you can add the rule to your files
add strong to any rule with b
-Michael
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