paginations
Sequential page markings
Paginations is the plural of pagination, which refers to the process or result of numbering pages in a document, book, or digital display.
In publishing and word processing, pagination determines where page breaks fall and how pages are sequenced.
Digital contexts use pagination to divide content across multiple screens or views, as when search results appear across numbered pages rather than in one endless scroll.
The paginations across different editions made it hard to cite specific passages.
Arranging text for print
- foliosNumbered manuscript pages
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
- book designVisual planning of publications
- chaptersMain divisions of text
sections · indexing · signatures · galleys · proofs · manuscripts · formatting · headers
Continuously loading content mechanism
- lazy loadingPostponing retrieval until necessary
- cursorsOn-screen position indicators
- offsetsCounteracts to balance
- limitsImposed maximum points
navigation · previous · next · results · queries · APIs · endpoints · batching
Shafted projectiles for bows
- dotsSmall circular marks
- buttonsSmall disc fasteners
- controlsOperates or regulates
- indicatorsSigns that reveal status
breadcrumbs · steppers · tabs · progress bars · navigation bars · links · anchors · table of contents
typesetting
Arranging text for print
- foliosNumbered manuscript pages
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
- book designVisual planning of publications
chapters · sections · indexing · signatures · galleys · proofs · manuscripts · formatting · headers · footers
infinite scroll
Continuously loading content mechanism
- lazy loadingPostponing retrieval until necessary
- cursorsOn-screen position indicators
- offsetsCounteracts to balance
limits · navigation · previous · next · results · queries · APIs · endpoints · batching · chunking
arrows
Shafted projectiles for bows
indicators · breadcrumbs · steppers · tabs · progress bars · navigation bars · links · anchors · table of contents · sitemaps