Hello all!
I have had this issue in the past but have never been able to solve it! When using a CC connection with the {paginator} function in the footer, the pagination on the front-end is not formatting. All I get is an unordered list (see image). How can I get the paginator to display according to the site (or template) default?
Thanks!
Rick
I have had this issue in the past but have never been able to solve it! When using a CC connection with the {paginator} function in the footer, the pagination on the front-end is not formatting. All I get is an unordered list (see image). How can I get the paginator to display according to the site (or template) default?
Thanks!
Rick
Hi Rick,
We've solved this a couple of times for different templates. If I recall correctly the problem is that the pagination HTML varies and the CSS needs to be tweaked to apply to it :-(
Please post a link to the form so I can take a quick look.
Bob
We've solved this a couple of times for different templates. If I recall correctly the problem is that the pagination HTML varies and the CSS needs to be tweaked to apply to it :-(
Please post a link to the form so I can take a quick look.
Bob
Bob,
Good afternoon! Looks like someone else spend their Saturdays working. 😟
Here is a link to the connection list:
http://travelwithhirsch.com/manage/program-registrations-received
The site requires a login to access this page. I am sending credentials to your email.
Thanks!!
Rick
Good afternoon! Looks like someone else spend their Saturdays working. 😟
Here is a link to the connection list:
http://travelwithhirsch.com/manage/program-registrations-received
The site requires a login to access this page. I am sending credentials to your email.
Thanks!!
Rick
Hi Rick,
I more or less fixed this by wrapping the paginator in a div
I checked the template CSS and found that it needs the 'pagination' class to attach it to the <ul> that ChronoForms has set up.
Bob
PS Is this Saturday?
I more or less fixed this by wrapping the paginator in a div
</table><br /><div class='pagination' >{paginator}</div>
I checked the template CSS and found that it needs the 'pagination' class to attach it to the <ul> that ChronoForms has set up.
Bob
PS Is this Saturday?
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