It seems that List.js does not renumber ordered lists during pagination.
I would imagine that it would be a common need, if not most common! Perhaps we can enable it with an option?
Happily, the implementation is very easy and can be done right now, though it does refer to an undocumented property, i. Example:
new List("catalog", {
valueNames: ['title'],
page: 50,
pagination: {
innerWindow: 20,
outerWindow: 20
}
})
.on("updated", (list) => list.list.setAttribute("start", list.i));
});
And the HTML:
<div id="catalog">
<input class="search" type="search" placeholder="Search..." size="50">
<ul class="pagination"></ul>
<ol class="list">
...
</ol>
</div>
It seems that List.js does not renumber ordered lists during pagination.
I would imagine that it would be a common need, if not most common! Perhaps we can enable it with an option?
Happily, the implementation is very easy and can be done right now, though it does refer to an undocumented property,
i. Example:And the HTML: