Pagination and thumbnail-site without <table> for HTML Exporter?

[andreas.burmann]

I would be great if there was a better pagination than this:  "Previous  |  Next  |    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"
Now you can ony use the complete block. In some cases it would be better to separate them into a pagination that looks like this:

"1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"

or

"individual_previous-text | individual_next-text"

Is there a way do define further code-replacement tags for using with index- and preview-page?

Is it possible to create a html index template, that work without <table>
I ask because of responsive design.

Best Regards

Andreas

[Kirk Baker]

Andreas,

I would be great if there was a better pagination than this:  "Previous  |  Next  |    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"
Now you can ony use the complete block. In some cases it would be better to separate them into a pagination that looks like this:

"1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"

or

"individual_previous-text | individual_next-text"

Is there a way do define further code-replacement tags for using with index- and preview-page?

Is it possible to create a html index template, that work without <table>
I ask because of responsive design.

No, not at this time.  There haven't been many users (to our knowledge) that have used the HTML Exporter at all.  We haven't received much feedback on it.  It would certainly be possible to split out the index links into separate components.

As for the thumbnail layout HTML, what do you have in mind?  A HTML sample would be most welcome.

-Kirk

[andreas.burmann]

Andreas,

I would be great if there was a better pagination than this:  "Previous  |  Next  |    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"
Now you can ony use the complete block. In some cases it would be better to separate them into a pagination that looks like this:

"1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"

or

"individual_previous-text | individual_next-text"

Is there a way do define further code-replacement tags for using with index- and preview-page?

Is it possible to create a html index template, that work without <table>
I ask because of responsive design.

No, not at this time.  There haven't been many users (to our knowledge) that have used the HTML Exporter at all.  We haven't received much feedback on it.  It would certainly be possible to split out the index links into separate components.

As for the thumbnail layout HTML, what do you have in mind?  A HTML sample would be most welcome.

-Kirk

Hi Kirk,

thank you for your answer. When I use the navigation-tag {index_links} and only one index-page exists, the tag write the pipe-symbol | that doesen't looks well. Is it possible to split out the | too?

As I said the thumbnail layout in HTML <table> style bring me into trouble due to responsive Design. With a <table>-Layout it is not possible to create a fluid grid. I need this for ipad / iphone and other mobile devices.

[Kirk Baker]

Andreas,

I would be great if there was a better pagination than this:  "Previous  |  Next  |    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"
Now you can ony use the complete block. In some cases it would be better to separate them into a pagination that looks like this:

"1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"

or

"individual_previous-text | individual_next-text"

Is there a way do define further code-replacement tags for using with index- and preview-page?

Is it possible to create a html index template, that work without <table>
I ask because of responsive design.

No, not at this time.  There haven't been many users (to our knowledge) that have used the HTML Exporter at all.  We haven't received much feedback on it.  It would certainly be possible to split out the index links into separate components.

As for the thumbnail layout HTML, what do you have in mind?  A HTML sample would be most welcome.

thank you for your answer. When I use the navigation-tag {index_links} and only one index-page exists, the tag write the pipe-symbol | that doesen't looks well. Is it possible to split out the | too?

As I said the thumbnail layout in HTML <table> style bring me into trouble due to responsive Design. With a <table>-Layout it is not possible to create a fluid grid. I need this for ipad / iphone and other mobile devices.

Yes, I'm sure I could split out all of the navigation links into separate/optional items.

I'd still like to see some sample HTML/CSS that you would be using to make your grid.  Without a sample it would be hard to know what I'd need to do to accommodate you.

-Kirk

[andreas.burmann]

Hi Kirk,

just made a fluid and responsive template for mobile devices. I will sent a zip-file it to you with private e-mail.
The most important thing is to layout the index-page without <table>. The generated code should look like this:

<html>
<div class="thumbnail-container bordered">                               
          <div class="thumbnail">                                                                                             
            <img src="http://placehold.it/200x133" alt="dummy image"/>                                                                         
            <p class="caption"> Caption text</p>                                                           
          </div>                   
</div>                   
</html>


Is there a chance to realize that?



Best regards

Andreas