- foliate: number the pages of a book or manuscript
- (pagination) the system of numbering pages
- Pagination is the system by which the information on a newspaper, bookpage, manuscript, or otherwise handwritten, printed or displayed document is laid out.
- (Pagination (web)) Pagination is the process of dividing web content and displaying it on separate pages. ...
- (paginated) Whose pages have been numbered
- (pagination) the act of creating pages for a document, book, etc., or determining when to truncate text on the pages; the act of numbering pages for a document, book, etc
- (pagination) The process of arranging the pages of a publication in proper sequence.
- (pagination) in typesetting or pasteup, the process of breaking copy into pages of a specific dimension.
- (Pagination) In computerized typesetting, the process of performing page makeup automatically.
- (Pagination) An interface element that allows users to navigate through a series of search result pages.
- (Pagination) Assembly of type with other line copy into page format. When done by hand, this is makeup or pasteup; when done electronically, it is computer aided pagination (CAP).
- (Pagination) Controls the two PaginationButtons, re-dispatching their CLICK events and managing when they are enabled and disabled.
- (Pagination) The order of pages suiting a print machine in a brochure, book, etc. which determines the final order of pages.
- (Pagination) The process of defining where page breaks will occur. Involves setting page length, size or number of lines and, where required, the setting of page numbering.
- (Pagination) The start and end pages are given, separated by a hyphen e.g. 20-25.
- (pagination) Chopping up long lists of data into smaller, more digestible chunks. In Rails 2.0, pagination moved out from the core framework into plug-ins, most notably will_paginate.
- (pagination) Method of navigating between Articles.
- (pagination) The figures by which the leaves of a book, manuscript, or the like are marked to indicate their sequence; see contents, headword. Also, to subdivide an electronic document into pages for printing. ...
- (pagination) Useful to explain for CSS print profile/media type et al.
- (pagination) the assembly of printed matter into a page format.
- Pagination in papyri is infrequent and when it does occur it is often the work of an editor, perhaps a librarian. Consistent pagination began to occur in codices in the early third century. Many great codices of the fourth century have no pagination. ...
- Designing or laying out a page on a computer screen.