Website project listing lets you list 6, 12, 24 etc projects per page. I have 9 simple test projects at the moment (quick starts, tutorials, demos for learning/testing) and if I have 6 projects per page selected I get 6 shown with a page 2 to see the next block. If I select 12 or more per page it will still say there are 9 projects but it will still only show 6 and the pagination has now dissappeared (correctly) but you cannot access the other three (or more) projects anymore. This is on latest Chrome. Tried clearing cache, relogging but it still seems broken.
You can't scroll?
No, just shows 6 projects out of 9 when set to 12 projects per page, and correctly shows 1 page (as 9 is less than 12) but only shows the first 6 with no scroll action.
This is set to 6 per page, shows there are total 9 projects and you can page to the next 3. Showing page 2 here, which are not being shown in the above example with 12 per page (bottom right says page 1 but you can see the next/prev links are disabled as all projects are now supposed to be on page 1).
Thanks for the screenshot!
Let me try to reproduce...but I don't know when I'll be able to π¬
ok i was able to reproduce. would you be able to create a github issue for this?
Which project?
nm https://github.com/appwrite/website I guess
Done, ty, ref: https://github.com/appwrite/website/issues/477
No, that's the appwrite.io website. For Issues relating to Appwrite itself, you should open Issues in github.com/appwrite/appwrite
I'll move it. Make sure to put a descriptive title next time
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