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Cargo Collective Traditional Pagination

Cargo Collective developers (those who contributed to the development of developer themes) seem to be in love with autopagia. Thus, I cannot find a piece of code that shows how to do traditional pagination. I.e. when I set the maximum number of articles to “3”, it only shows 3 at a time.

I don't mind that I probably need to provide styles; I just need to know the combination of markup and rudders needed to get raw pagination.

The documentation points to some “automated” views, but does not provide a detailed description of how to use them if I don't miss something: the types and models of documentation .

So the attempts were speculation. My first such attempt:

<div class="pagination" data-view="Pagination"></div>

It seemed like you need to map the data-set , but it doesn't seem to indicate which of the data sets fills the Pagination view with useful data.

I tried several things (it makes no sense to list them all, since they tried to catch a zipper in the attempts of the can), for example the following:

 <div class="pag_nav" data-view="Pagination" data-set="Navigation"> {{Navigation}} </div>

I do not think the foregoing has any special meaning, and I did not expect this to work. I just wanted to illustrate that I tried several things, since I can not find any samples or related documentation.

It would be helpful to evaluate the point in the right direction for either of these two things!

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It looks like you are requesting a slideshow element.

There is an article on how to do this:

 {slideshow}{image 1}{image 2}{image 3}{image 4}{/slideshow}

And there are also good support pages where you can explore further.

Update

All developer patterns seem to be tied to Autopagination. See this discussion for an example:

For a design that uses normal page navigation inside the thumbnail index and text navigator, you need to use a non-developer design, such as Biblio or Manhattan.

It also gives you a hint about which (non-developers) patterns to use if you need traditional navigation.

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