paginate

Allows to paginate an array of objects. Inside the paginate tag a paginate object will be available.

Accepts the following arguments:

object_array
an Array of objects, for example site.pages. (Required)

per_page
amount of items shown per page. (Not required, default: 10)

window_size
how many pages should be visible from the current page. E.g. if the current page is 5, and window size is 2, the pages available will be 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Note that the first and the last page are always visible. (Not required, default: 3)

pagination_name
The name of the url parameter that is used to determine the current pagination number. This allows to paginate multiple arrays of objects. (Not required, default: “page”)

Input:

{% paginate ... pagination_name: "turn" %}

Output:

/the-paginated-content?turn=4 # 4th pagination page

The following code will paginate all projects of the site. On each page, 2 projects will be available.

Input:

{% paginate object_array: site.projects, per_page: 2, window_size: 2 %}
  <h1>Current page: {{paginate.current_page}}</h1>
  {% for project in paginate.items %}
    <h3>{{project.title}}</h3>
  {% endfor %}
  <a href="{{paginate.previous.url}}">&laquo; Prev</a>
  <ul>
    {% for pagination_page in paginate.pages %}
      <li><a href="{{pagination_page.url}}">{{pagination_page.index}}</a></li>
    {% endfor %}
  </ul>
  <a href="{{paginate.next.url}}">Next &raquo;</a>
{% endpaginate %}

`paginate` object

Inside the paginate block, a paginate object is available with the following attributes.

current_page: the current page, a number.
items: an array of items in the slice of the input object_array corresponding to the current page.
page_count: the number of pages.
pages: an array of objects representing the pagination pages. All objects in pages have the attributes
url (returning the url of a pagination page, e.g. /this-url?page=3),
index (the pagination page’s index number),
is_link (whether the pagination page is a link or not). is_link returns false at the current pagination page or if the page falls outside the window_size (in which case it’s merely a ‘…’).
next: represents the next pagination page. Also has url, index and is_link attributes.
previous: represents the previous pagination page. Also has url, index and is_linkattributes.