Hello, I am interested in how you can change the output of pages, and more specifically, attach styles.

<?php class Navigator { function __construct($all,$pnumber,$query='') { $this->all=$all; $this->pnumber=$pnumber; $this->query=$query; $this->page=isset($_GET['page']) ? (int)$_GET['page'] : 1; } function start() { $this->num_pages=ceil($this->all/$this->pnumber); if (isset($_GET['last'])) $this->page=$this->num_pages; $this->start=$this->page*$this->pnumber-$this->pnumber; if ($this->page > $this->num_pages || $this->page < 1) { $this->page=1; $this->start=0; } return $this->start; } function navi() { if ($this->num_pages<2) return ''; $buff='<div class="navigator">'; for($pr = '', $i =1; $i <= $this->num_pages; $i++) { $buff.= $pr=(($i == 1 || $i == $this->num_pages || abs($i-$this->page) < 2) ? ($i == $this->page ? " [$i] " : ' <a href="'.$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'].'?module=adminuser&page='.$i.'&amp;'.$this->query.'">'.$i.'</a> ') : (($pr == ' ... ' || $pr == '')? '' : ' ... ')); } return $buff.'</div>'; } } /*$arr=range(1,100); $n=new Navigator(100,5,'a=1'); echo $n->navi();*/ ?>

here is the pager code, output accordingly via echo $ n-> navi ();

actually how to tie this output to css

    1 answer 1

    Good practice - the separation of logic and output .... That is, display the navigator already in the template. Or do the following:

      function navi($class="some_default_class") {

    And then in the output do so:

     $buff='<div class="navigator '.$class.'">';

    Then, writing styles for individual classes, you can display navigation in different ways ...