Pagination Rendering Issue Since Update 2.7.6.3

  • Resolved macwinson

    (@macwinson)


    3 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hi Roland,

    I hope you’re doing well!

    Since the latest update (as far as I can tell, version 2.7.6.3), I’ve encountered a rendering issue with the pagination. Here’s a screenshot of the current behavior:

    🔗 Screenshot – Issue

    For comparison, this is how it looked in version 2.6.1 (and possibly later versions, though I can’t confirm):

    🔗 Screenshot – Previous Normal Rendering

    As a temporary workaround, I added the following CSS to the child theme, which seems to resolve the issue:

    .pdb-pagination ul {
  display: flex !important;
}

    Hopefully this helps other users experiencing the same problem. Let me know if there’s anything else I can provide to assist.

    Thanks so much!

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  • Plugin Author rolandbarker

    (@rolandbarker)

    3 months, 2 weeks ago

    Thanks for your insights on this. The formatting of the pagination control was changed with release 2.7.5.

    What you are seeing is due to your theme or possibly another plugin overriding the plugin’s CSS.

    The plugin is setting the display mode of the pagination UL element to “inline-flex” so that the “spinner” will be in line with the pagination control, not below it, to keep it from moving elements below the list when it appears. You might like that better.

    Thread Starter macwinson

    (@macwinson)

    3 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hi!

    Thanks for the clarification!

    After checking the demo at 🔗 Participants Database I can definitely see the improvement with the inline spinner to the right of the pagination. That’s great progress!

    However, from my context (and theme), the main issue is that the entire pagination control has become too small, making it difficult for users to click comfortably.

    I’m wondering if there’s a way—maybe with a bit of CSS magic—to restore the previous layout while keeping the inline spinner. I’ll experiment with it and let you know how it goes.

    In any case, the workaround I mentioned earlier is still a reliable fallback.

    Best regards,

    Plugin Author rolandbarker

    (@rolandbarker)

    3 months, 2 weeks ago

    What you did is a good way to solve the problem, the custom CSS setting in the plugin is there to give you a way to compensate for different themes and how they affect the display.

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