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Question

The Cargo Collective developers (those who have contributed developer themes) seem to be enamored of autopagination. As such, I cannot seem able to find a code snippet that will show how to do traditional pagination. Ie. when I set my max number of articles to be "3", it shows only 3 at a time.

I don't mind that I will likely need to provide styles; I just need to know the combination of markup and handlebars required to get the raw pagination in place.

The documentation hints at some "automated" views, but doesn't provide much description of how to use them unless I'm missing something: views and models documentation .

As such, attempts were guesswork. My first such attempt was:

<div class="pagination" data-view="Pagination"></div>

It seemed like you need a data-set to match, but it doesn't seem to indicate which of the data sets populates the Pagination view with useful data.

I tried a few things (no point listing them all as they were trying to catch lightning in a jar attempts) such as the following:

<div class="pag_nav" data-view="Pagination" data-set="Navigation">
  {{Navigation}}
</div>

I don't think the above makes any particular sense and I didn't have any expectation it would work. Just wanted to illustrate that I tried a few things since I can't find any samples or appropriate documentation.

A point in the right direction for either of those two things would be greatly appreciated!

Answer 1

It looks like what you are asking for is a slideshow element.

There is an article on how to do this:

{slideshow}{image 1}{image 2}{image 3}{image 4}{/slideshow}

And there are also good support pages where you can explore further.

Update

All developer templates seems to be bound to Autopagination. See this discussion , as an example:

For a design that uses conventional page navigation inside the thumbnail index and text nav, you'll need to use a Non-Developer Design, like Biblio or Manhattan.

It also gives you tip, which (non-developer) templates to use if you need traditional navigation.