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pagination/props

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Pagination controlled component

To control the Pagination component state, provide value and onChange props. The value prop holds the current active page number, and onChange is called with the new page number when the user changes the page. The total prop specifies the total number of pages.

Pagination siblings prop

The siblings prop controls the number of active item siblings displayed around the currently active page number in the pagination control.

Pagination boundaries prop

The boundaries prop controls the number of items displayed after the previous button and before the next button in the pagination control.

Pagination withPages prop

Set withPages={false} to hide the pages controls in the pagination component.

Pagination size prop with input- prefix

By default, pagination controls have reduced size compared to inputs and buttons. To make controls have the same size as inputs and buttons, use the input- prefix for the size prop, for example size="input-md".

Pagination startValue prop

The startValue prop defines the starting page number. For example, with startValue={5} and total={15}, the pagination range will be from 5 to 15.

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