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Logiq Pagination
Developer
3rd Party (Free)
Download v2.0
Compatibility
- LG Addon Updater
- Multi Site Manager
- Stand Alone Entry Form
Requirements
- jQuery for the Control Panel
Tags
This extension allows you to effectively style pagination with your own tags and styles, giving the user more complete control over the pagination output.
This add-on was originally based off of Bystrom pagination, a popular EE1 and EE2.0 Extension. It has been re-written for EE 2.1 with optimizations and additional features, as well as support for MSM and site specific pagination settings.
Once installed, the addon allows you to customize your tag settings for each pagination item through your control panel. Addons -> Extensions -> Logiq Paginaion [settings]
You can use li or div elements as common examples, but its really up to your imagination.
Thanks to Michael Bystrom for the idea and starting codebase.
Download Logiq Pagination
| EE Version | Downloads | Add-On Version | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.+ | Download | 2.0 | 2011-02-05 01:00 AM |
Logiq Pagination Links
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This entry was last updated February 5, 2011, 8:40 am.
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3 Reviews:
Jack McDade 09.08.11
Unfortunately this add-on overrides all channel entries pagination methods, causing complete incompatibility with nearly all 3rd party add-ons that support pagination in some shape or form.
Looks like Logiq may have realized this and bailed on the extension. Too bad.
Elative 01.03.11
While I can’t speak for any conflicts, it does what it says it does. Only thing I could wish for is the ability to modify the <a> link tags themselves!
Travis Smith 09.30.10
This is a great concept and a needed add-on, but it conflicts with several other add-on makers who have written (or over-written) pagination routines of their own. The link to download also doesn’t work at this point.