I have submitted my first Rails patch. It allows you to specify a :separator string option when using the pagination_links and pagination_links_each helpers.
The ticket can be viewed here
No longer a Rails patch virgin…
April 5th, 2006 | Rails
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Just to say that your skin is perfect and that I will use it when I have typo installed !
Thanks, I will be adding a new version soon so keep an eye out on this blog.
I have submitted my first Rails patch. It allows you to specify a :separator string option when using the pagination_links and pagination_links_each helpers.
thanks for advice.
keep up the good work. Greetings
Just wanted to tell you that there are some bugs in this site - it looks quite different (i’m sorry, I didn’t want to use “messed up” but…nothing is on its place) when viewed with IE7. I don’t know about other versions. It looks just fine with Firefox though. You might want to take a look at the code…
Ken: I am aware of this, I will be releasing new versions asap.
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