Hi,

You will need to set these two properties:

http://doc.essentialobjects.com/library/1/eo.web.grid.pagebuttonformat.aspx
http://doc.essentialobjects.com/library/1/eo.web.grid.currentpagebuttonformat.aspx

In these two properties, you would use "{0}" in place of the page number. For example, if you set PageButtonFormat to "<div style='color:red'>{0}</div>", then for page number "1" it will show as "<div style='color:red'>1</div>".

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Hi,

The code we posted is correct. So if it does not make a difference, then something else is wrong. In that case you can try to create a simple test page that demonstrates the problem and post the test page. We will be very happy to take a look once we have that.

CurrentPageButtonFormat has the same format as PageButtonFormat. So in theory you can set them both to the same. The reason that there are two different properties is in case you MAY want to have different styles for the "current page" button and other page buttons. For example, some people wants the current page number to be bold and black, then you can set it to something like <b style='color:black;'>{0}</b>. Some other people wants the current page number to be gray to indicate that it's not clickable (since you are already on the current page). The idea is you use whatever HTML that fits your need. Just use {0} as a place holder in your HTML so that we can replace that with the real page number.

Hope this helps. Feel free to let us know if you still have any more questions.

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Hi,

You can set FirstPageButtonHtml to anything. There is no rule about that property.

As to PagerLabelTemplate, the default value is "{var:total_pages} page(s)&nbsp;&nbsp;". You can see this value in Visual Studio's property window. You can find detailed format information about this property in the reference section (the same section that contains reference information for PageButtonFormat and CurrentPageButtonFormat property).

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