Got the next page/last page nav arrows working at the top of the page #128
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Also renamed some CSS into SuitCSS style utils to make things a little easier to refactor / understand
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@jlord hope you like this one - don't know if it was you or someone else who added those hand icons initially, but thought I'd just get them working for now (the design is a little weird with those hands!) I definitely missed this Nav at the top of the page though, I think it'll make it much easier to navigate around! Cheers! |
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Oh wow, I think I did add those hands then forgot I did! 🎉 This is fantastic, thanks SO much for helping out! |
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Got the next page/last page nav arrows working at the top of the page
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WOOP - no worries, glad to help :-D |
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Also renamed some CSS into SuitCSS style utils to make things a little easier to refactor / understand