As the number of records in the archive increases it can be useful to break long lists of records down into a number of pages. This process is known as pagination and can make it easier for a site visitor to navigate long lists.

Record list pagination can be switched on or off by the value applied in the plugin Settings [records per page]. If the value is set to zero, pagination is not applied. If the value is set to greater than zero and the number of records in a list is greater than this value, pagination is applied. The number of pages is determined by the number of records in the list divided by the [records per page] value, which is then rounded up to the next whole number.

When pagination is applied, a set of page numbers is displayed above the list. Page 1 is initially displayed with the page number highlighted and the first [records per page] records listed. Selecting any of the other page numbers refreshes the list with the appropriate set of records and that page number highlighted.

If record list pagination is applied, the following record lists will be paginated:

• Collection records list
• Category records list (only when there are no sub categories also in the list)
• Tags records list
• Period Record Search results
• Record Attribute Search results

Last edited on 04 May 2022 by Site Administrator

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