Example: Default behavior

$('#first-container').simplePagination();

Example: Adjusting the number items per page and number of visable page numbers

$('#second-container').simplePagination({
        items_per_page: 5
        number_of_visible_page_numbers: 10 // Treated as '9' (see below for explanation)
});

Values are treated as integers via parseInt()

Even integers are treated as the next lowest odd integer so the current page number can be centered between the other page numbers.

Regardless of value passed: special treatment is made to the beginning and ending numbers to ALWAYS display the desired number of page numbers

'0' can be passed, which treated the same as: use_page_numbers: false

Example: Duplicate controls

$('#third-container').simplePagination();

Yup, that is right! No parameters need to be passed!

Within your pagination container (e.g. #container) simply duplicate the container(s) with the class(es) of the components you desire multiples of (e.g. .simple-pagination-page-numbers)!

Example: Custom page navigation text

$('#fourth-container').simplePagination({
        first_content: '<<',
        previous_content: '<',
        next_content: '>',
        last_content: '>>'
});

Character entities can be passed (e.g. &lt;)

Example: Combining Page X of X and Select specific page

$('#fifth-container').simplePagination({
        use_page_count: true
});

Example: Customizing the items per page dropdown

$('#sixth-container').simplePagination({
        items_per_page: 11, // Should assign to match a value in: items_per_page_content
        items_per_page_content: {
                'Six': 6,
                'Eleven': 11,
                'Seventeen': 17,
                'Thirty-three': 33,
                'Sixty-seven': 67
});

Values are treated as integers via parseInt()