PaginationPagesProps

Struct PaginationPagesProps 

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pub struct PaginationPagesProps {
    pub state: Store<PaginationState>,
    pub display_page_count: usize,
    pub margin_page_count: usize,
    pub separator: Signal<String>,
    pub anchor_class: Signal<String>,
    pub li_class: Signal<String>,
    pub active_class: Signal<String>,
    pub ul_class: Signal<String>,
    pub separator_class: Signal<String>,
}
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Props for the PaginationPages component.

A component that renders pagination page controls.

§Example

§Required Props

  • state: [Store<PaginationState>]
    • The current state of the pagination. This is used to communicate with the PaginatedFor component.

§Optional Props

  • display_page_count: usize
    • How many pages to show around the current page. This number includes the current page.

      A value of 3 will display one page before and one page after the current page. It’s recommended to use odd numbers to ensure symmetry.

      Default is 5.

  • margin_page_count: usize
    • How many pages to show at the beginning and end of the pagination.

      Default is 1.

  • separator: impl Into<Signal<String>>
    • The separator to use between page ranges.

      Default is “…”

  • anchor_class: impl Into<Signal<String>>
    • The class of the <a> element that represents a page.
  • li_class: impl Into<Signal<String>>
    • The class of the <li> element that wraps the <a> element that represents a page.
  • active_class: impl Into<Signal<String>>
    • The class of the <li> element that represents an active page. This will be used instead of the li_class when the page is active.
  • ul_class: impl Into<Signal<String>>
    • Every range is put inside an <ul> element. The class of this <ul> element can be customized using this prop.
  • separator_class: impl Into<Signal<String>>
    • The class of the <div> element that contains the separator.

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§state: Store<PaginationState>

The current state of the pagination. This is used to communicate with the PaginatedFor component.

§display_page_count: usize

How many pages to show around the current page. This number includes the current page.

A value of 3 will display one page before and one page after the current page. It’s recommended to use odd numbers to ensure symmetry.

Default is 5.

§margin_page_count: usize

How many pages to show at the beginning and end of the pagination.

Default is 1.

§separator: Signal<String>

The separator to use between page ranges.

Default is “…”

§anchor_class: Signal<String>

The class of the <a> element that represents a page.

§li_class: Signal<String>

The class of the <li> element that wraps the <a> element that represents a page.

§active_class: Signal<String>

The class of the <li> element that represents an active page. This will be used instead of the li_class when the page is active.

§ul_class: Signal<String>

Every range is put inside an <ul> element. The class of this <ul> element can be customized using this prop.

§separator_class: Signal<String>

The class of the <div> element that contains the separator.

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impl PaginationPagesProps

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pub fn builder() -> PaginationPagesPropsBuilder<((), (), (), (), (), (), (), (), ())>

Create a builder for building PaginationPagesProps. On the builder, call .state(...), .display_page_count(...)(optional), .margin_page_count(...)(optional), .separator(...)(optional), .anchor_class(...)(optional), .li_class(...)(optional), .active_class(...)(optional), .ul_class(...)(optional), .separator_class(...)(optional) to set the values of the fields. Finally, call .build() to create the instance of PaginationPagesProps.

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impl Props for PaginationPagesProps

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type Builder = PaginationPagesPropsBuilder

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fn builder() -> Self::Builder

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