custom-pager.tpl.php in Custom Pagers 7

custom-pager.tpl.php

Theme implementation to display a custom pager.

Default variables:

• $previous: A formatted <A> link to the previous item.
• $next: A formatted <A> link to the next item.
• $key: Formatted text describing the item's position in the list.
• $position: A textual flag indicating how the pager is being displayed. Possible values include: 'top', 'bottom', and 'block'.

Other variables:

• $nav_array: An array containing the raw node IDs and position data of the current item in the list.
• $node: The current node object.
• $pager: The pager object itself.

See also

custom_pagers_preprocess_custom_pager()

2 theme calls to custom-pager.tpl.php

custom_pagers_block_view in ./custom_pagers.module

Implements hook_block_view().

custom_pagers_node_view in ./custom_pagers.module

Implements hook_node_view().

File

custom-pager.tpl.php

<?php

/**
 * @file
 * custom-pager.tpl.php
 *
 * Theme implementation to display a custom pager.
 *
 * Default variables:
 * - $previous: A formatted <A> link to the previous item.
 * - $next: A formatted <A> link to the next item.
 * - $key: Formatted text describing the item's position in the list.
 * - $position: A textual flag indicating how the pager is being displayed.
 *   Possible values include: 'top', 'bottom', and 'block'.
 *
 * Other variables:
 * - $nav_array: An array containing the raw node IDs and position data of the
 *   current item in the list.
 * - $node: The current node object.
 * - $pager: The pager object itself.
 *
 * @see custom_pagers_preprocess_custom_pager()
 */
?>
<ul class="custom-pager custom-pager-<?php

print $position;
?>">
<li class="previous"><?php

print $previous;
?></li>
<li class="key"><?php

print $key;
?></li>
<li class="next"><?php

print $next;
?></li>
</ul>