Frank,

If I was to do this, I'd implement one of the Apple-like rolling-page 
graphic-bars (like the ones in the iTunes player?) that flips through the pages 
as you hover over it, showing the page numbers, or a thumbnail of the actual 
page.  The distance from the centerline would determine the speed, with a 
page-indication on the right.  If you have a ton of pages, it could flip 
through the chapters first, then after you click on one, it flips through the 
pages.

How's that?

Steve


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Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 9:43 PM
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Subject: [Nuke-dev] best pagination design

Hi everyone,

this is more of a design question than a code question:
Has anybody ever stumbled across a nice pagination design that isn't just he 
usual 1|2|3|4|5|6.... kind of thing?

In the app I'm currently writing the amount of pages can grow much larger than 
what I can display in the pagination widget and I don't like the usual design 
you find on web pages that just cut out a large junk of pages like this:

1|2|3|4|5|6....100|101|last


So I'm curious if anybody has ever seen a pagination solution that looks nice, 
doesn't take up huge amounts of space and is functional in a way that any page 
can be quickly accessed?! I guess a drop down menu comes to mind but that's not 
very elegant.

Anyway, before I start rambling on, anybody keen to explore/share design ideas 
here?

Cheers,
frank

P.S.: I'm writing this in PySide


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