I’ve implemented CMS load and I’m trying to keep the number of shown page buttons, within the pagination div, to a certain maximum so that the pagination will be on the same line. I’m trying to do this with the page-siblings option and the page-boundary option. The guide explains the following:
Page dots are added to the page when there are more pages in your pagination than the total sibling pages + the total boundary pages + the current active page. Dots show and hide intelligently based on the pages in your pagination.
So I have six pages in total. To test the behavior of the page dots I set the page-siblings option and the page-boundary option to 1 and there is 1 current page. Then I would assume that the pagination would look something like this if I’m on the fourth page:
It doesn’t make a difference, unfortunately. The docs describe this option as optional; if it’s not set, it will fall back to the <div>...</div>. So shouldn’t this be the default already?
