jquery-mock-paginator

Paginator

v2.0.6

Takes a collections of elements and allows them to be viewed one at a time, with sequential navigation for the first, last, next, and previous element.

Usage

i. Start with a container element with a class or id on it. Each child element of that container element will be used for generating the pagination, and should have a class of js-storySection. If you want to use a different class name you can, but need to pass it as an option when you call the paginate method. See the demo for an example of how to set this up.

ii. Include jQuery and paginate.js.

with script tags:

<script src="/path/to/jquery.js"></script>
<script src="/path/to/paginate.js"></script>

as CommonJS module:

var $ = require('jquery');
require('jquery-mock-paginator');

iii. Select the container element with jquery and call the paginate method, passing any options.

$('#story').paginate({
    storySection: 'sectionClassName'
});

Options

• sectionTerm (default: "Page") - The term used to refer to an individual section, this is displayed in the navigation area.
• storySection (default: "js-storySection") - The classname used to distinguish each child element of the container element.
• hashTerm (default: "section") - The location.hash name, displayed in the url so a section can be linked to directly.
• currentSection (default: "js-currentChapter") - The classname used to indicate the element currently visible.

Dependencies

• jQuery

Credits

jQuery Boilerplate

License

The MIT License (MIT).