Ah, ok.
Something like this?
@James_Hibbard Awesome - It makes more sense when I see the code
.show is the variable that needs changed…
Just to be complete, here’s the code I used (in case my example should disappear at a later date):
$(function(){
$('.container div:gt(1)').hide();
$('.pagination').jqPagination({
max_page : $('.container div').length/2,
paged : function(page) {
$('.container div').hide();
$($('.container div')[page*2-1]).show();
$($('.container div')[page*2-2]).show();
}
});
});
Pullo -SORRY LAST REQUEST if I have an odd number of divs say 5 or 7 and want to show 2 at a time except for the last one can I change the
$($('.container div')[page*2-1]).show();
$($('.container div')[page*2-2]).show();
to allow this?
In this case, you’ll want to round up the number of pages to allow for this possibility.
This:
max_page : $('.container div').length/2,
should become:
max_page : Math.ceil($('.container div').length/2),
Demo.
Right okay so
Math.ceil
does a simple round up - very good to know - that’s it (Mods please close before Pullo shoots me!)
To be really exact, it returns the smallest integer greater than or equal to the number number it receives as a parameter.
You can read more here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Math/ceil
Right, off to get me gun now …