in your HTML with a CSS class value of "page_navigation". The navigation links will be attached to these divs. 4) Ensure that all items you would like to page through are all the first-children of an HTML element with a CSS class value of "content". The child-elements can be of any tag type. 5) Call the Pajinate plugin with the function call below:

$('#id_of_page_container').pajinate();

'#idofpagecontainer' should contain the "pagenavigation" and "content" elements.

HTML MARKUP REQUIREMENTS

Paging through lists of items requires some basic HTML markup, some examples follow,

1) Basic Paging.

    

        
     

    <ul class="content">
        <li> <p>One</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Two</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Three</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Four</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Five</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Six</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Seven</p> </li>
        <li> <p>Eight</p> </li>
    </ul>

</div>
This is the simplest type of paging one can have. With all the default options set, the following actions occur 
within the plugin (among other things):
    - The list of items inside '.content' are divided into slices.
    - The navigation panel is created at attached to the '.page_navigation' element.
    - The first page is displayed and all others hidden.
When Pajination is done processing the DIV above, the DOM is modified to look like this:
<div id="page_container">
    <div class="page_navigation">
        <a href="https://github.com/wesnolte/Pajinate/blob/master/" class="previous_link">Prev</a>
        <a longdesc="0" href="https://github.com/wesnolte/Pajinate/blob/master/" class="page_link">1</a>
        <a longdesc="1" href="https://github.com/wesnolte/Pajinate/blob/master/" class="page_link active_page">2</a>
        <a href="https://github.com/wesnolte/Pajinate/blob/master/" class="next_link">Next</a>
    </div>

    <ul class="content">
         <li><p>One</p></li> 
         <li><p>Two</p></li> 
         <li><p>Three</p></li> 
         <li><p>Four</p></li> 
         <li><p>Five</p></li> 
         <li><p>Six</p></li> 
         <li><p>Seven</p></li> 
         <li><p>Eight</p></li> 
         <li><p>Nine</p></li> 
         <li><p>Ten</p></li> 
         <li><p>Eleven</p></li> 
         <li><p>Twelve</p></li> 
         <li><p>Thirteen</p></li> 
         <li><p>Fourteen</p></li> 
         <li><p>Fifteen</p></li> 
         <li><p>Sixteen</p></li>
    </ul>
</div>
Note the links that have been added to #page_navigation.

2) Advanced Paging

The plugin offers several initialisation options:

items_per_page : A number which determines the maximum number of items to show on any 'page'. [default = 10]
item_container_id : The ID or CLASSNAME of the element that contains all the list items. [default = '.content']
nav_panel_id : The ID or CLASSNAME of the element(s) that host the navigation links. [default = '.page_navigation']
num_page_links_to_display : The number of page links to display at one time i.e. if you have a total of 20 page links
but only want to display 3 at a time set this value to 3. [default = 20]
start_page : The page number you'd like to display first [default = 0]
nav_label_first : The label for the link that navigates to the first paginated page. [default = 'First']
nav_label_prev : The label for the link that navigates to the previous paginated page. [default = 'Prev']
nav_label_next : The label for the link that navigates to the next paginated page. [default = 'Next']
nav_label_last : The label for the link that navigates to the last paginated page. [default = 'Last']
wrap_around : Next/prev navigation wraps. [default = false]
show_first_last : Prevents first & last navigation links from loading if set to false. [default = true]
nav_info_id: String (default ".info_text") The ID or CLASSNAME of the element(s) that will host the nav_label_info text 
nav_label_info: String (default "Showing {0}-{1} of {2} results") Info text that shows the results that are currently shown and the total number of results in the list. {0}
jquery_ui: Boolean (default false), if set to true enables jquery ui themes
jquery_ui_active: String (default "ui-state-highlight") extra jquery ui class to add on active_page
jquery_ui_default: String (default "ui-state-default") extra jquery ui class to add on all links
jquery_ui_disabled: String (default "ui-state-disabled") extra jquery ui class to add on disabled links
onPageDisplayed: Function(pageNumber), This function will be called if it exists and passed the current page number.
A style class called 'no_more' is added to the first/prev links if the first link is active and similarly for the last/next links. This allows you to give these links a "disabled" appearance if required.
Note that you can add any element tag to the list of pageable items. 

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