CSS Pagination
CSS pagination is a very useful technique for indexing different pages of a website on the homepage. If your website has lots of pages, you have to add some sort of pagination to each page.
Following are the different types of pagination:
Basic Pagination
This is the simplest pagination. You have to use pagination class to an <ul> element to attain this pagination.
See this example:
Basic Pagination with arrow
This pagination is used when you have lots of pages. It facilitates you to use arrow for previous and next page.
See this example:
Active/Current link and Hoverable Pagination
This pagination is used when you want to highlight the current page and change the color of each page-link when you move the mouse over them. You have to use .active class, and the :hover selector for this effect.
See this example:
Rounded Active and Hoverable Pagination
In this pagination, you use border-radius property to get the rounded “active” and “hover” button.
See this example:
Bordered Pagination
In this pagination, you use border property to add borders to the pagination.
See this example:
Rounded Border Pagination
This pagination method is used to add rounded borders to your first and last link of pagination.
See this example:
Space Between Pagination
The margin property is used to get the space between the links in the pagination.
See this example:
Pagination Size
You can change the size of the pagination by using font-size property.
See this example:
Centered Pagination
You have to wrap a container element around it (like
See this example:
Previous/Next and Navigation Pagination
You can add pagination for previous/next button and also for navigation.
See this example:
Breadcrumb Pagination
A special type of pagination is called breadcrumb pagination.
See this example: