$.arange()
This function actually means "Advanced range". So the goal is exactly the same as the $.range() function, but with more options. These are the arguments of this function:
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start, this represents where to start. -
end, this is the max value in the array -
step, the step between each value in the list. -
offset(optional), if you don't have any idea of what this is, simply don't use it 😊.
Imagine you have an online store and you want to display each page at the end of the search page like Google would do:
I just wanna mention that as always I won't give any CSS, so the numbers won't be in line.
HTML:
<ul>
</ul>JS:
$.repeat($.select("ul"), $.arange(1,10,1), "<li>")Don't hesitate to ask your questions
