[Anointed]

How do I properly add the word ‘Pages:’ before the pagination loops?

Normally I apply a ‘before’ argument to functions like this, but it’s not working. My best guess is that ‘before’ or ‘after’ are not valid arguments for the bbpress pagination. I just need a simple way of making sure that the before text is only going to show up if there is indeed pagination links to display.

[Anointed]

bumping it up

[amirsaam]

In the Standalone I jus use this <?php bb_latest_topics_pages(); ?> for what you wanted Maybe you can use it by changing bb_ to bbp_ like something else that it worked!

[Anointed]

Maybe this will explain it a little better:

<?php _e( 'Pages: ', 'wptumble' ); ?> <?php bbp_forum_pagination_links(); ?>

That basically adds ‘Pages:’ right before the page links. The ‘downside’ is that ‘Pages:’ is output to the browser even if there are no links available.

what I am trying to do is something like:

<?php bbp_forum_pagination_links('before_links' => 'Pages:'); ?>

[Aakash_tablet]

I found something for you :-

http://phpdoc.ftwr.co.uk/bbpress-plugin/bbPress/TemplateTags/_bbp-includes—bbp-topic-template.php.html#functionbbp_get_forum_pagination_links

Hope it will help.

[Shmoo]

I’ve got almost the same problem as @Anointed here, no before and after option..

Sorry to say but this is typically WordPress development they output Page navigations in < .a href's.. just one after the other and you can only hope there is enough classes to list and style them properly.

I found this problem with WordPress the first time when i tried to apply Twitter's Bootstrap Page navigation to a WordPress theme.
This is how a page-navigation should look like anno 2012 in default HTML. http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/components.html#pagination

not like this..

        <a href="#">page 1</a>
        <a href="#">page 2</a>
        <a href="#">page 3</a>

• This reply was modified 12 years ago by Shmoo.
• This reply was modified 12 years ago by Shmoo.