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5.81s12.52sGet Next or Previous Collection Item Universal Filters
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getPreviousCollectionItem and getNextCollectionItem
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Fetch the previous and next items in a collection when you pass in the current page object.
{% assign previousPost = collections.posts | getPreviousCollectionItem: page %}
{% assign nextPost = collections.posts | getNextCollectionItem: page %}
<!-- in v2.0.0 the page argument is optional -->
{% assign previousPost = collections.posts | getPreviousCollectionItem %}
{% assign nextPost = collections.posts | getNextCollectionItem %}{% set previousPost = collections.posts | getPreviousCollectionItem(page) %}
{% set nextPost = collections.posts | getNextCollectionItem(page) %}
<!-- in v2.0.0 the page argument is optional -->
{% set previousPost = collections.posts | getPreviousCollectionItem %}
{% set nextPost = collections.posts | getNextCollectionItem %}This example has not yet been added—you can swap to another template language above! Or maybe you want to contribute it? Edit this page
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Useful when you’d like to link to the previous or next template in your collection:
{% if previousPost %}Previous Blog Post: <a href="{{ previousPost.url }}">{{ previousPost.data.title }}</a>{% endif %}
{% if nextPost %}Next Blog Post: <a href="{{ nextPost.url }}">{{ nextPost.data.title }}</a>{% endif %}{% if previousPost %}Previous Blog Post: <a href="{{ previousPost.url }}">{{ previousPost.data.title }}</a>{% endif %}
{% if nextPost %}Next Blog Post: <a href="{{ nextPost.url }}">{{ nextPost.data.title }}</a>{% endif %}This example has not yet been added—you can swap to another template language above! Or maybe you want to contribute it? Edit this page
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The Collections documentation outlines the default sorting algorithm and how to override it.
getCollectionItemIndex Added in v2.0.0
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The getCollectionItemIndex filter returns the 0-based numeric index of the current (or passed) page in the collection.
{% assign index = collections.posts | getCollectionItemIndex %}
Or pass it in:
{% assign index = collections.posts | getCollectionItemIndex: page %}{% set index = collections.posts | getCollectionItemIndex %}
Or pass it in:
{% set index = collections.posts | getCollectionItemIndex(page) %}This example has not yet been added—you can swap to another template language above! Or maybe you want to contribute it? Edit this page
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getCollectionItem
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For completeness, a getCollectionItem filter is also included that fetches the current page from a collection.
{% assign currentPost = collections.posts | getCollectionItem: page %}
<!-- in v2.0.0 the page argument is optional -->
{% assign currentPost = collections.posts | getCollectionItem %}{% set currentPost = collections.posts | getCollectionItem(page) %}
<!-- in v2.0.0 the page argument is optional -->
{% set currentPost = collections.posts | getCollectionItem %}This example has not yet been added—you can swap to another template language above! Or maybe you want to contribute it? Edit this page
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