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<card id="main" title="04: Pagination">

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Pagination
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<p>
Most WAP developers are used to desktop computer
web browsing, which lends itself to a lot of text being
displayed at once.<br/>
This naturally means it is easy for information to exceed
1 KB.
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To solve this, it is encouraged that large content is split
into separate files, and each one is referred to as a page.
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A long blog post can easily need more than 4 or 5 pages
to avoid exceeding WAP limits. This has the side benefit
of making posts easier to read on devices with small
screens
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<p>
<a href="03-limits.wml">03: Limits</a><br/>
<a href="05-mtu.wml">05: MTU</a><br/>
<a href="#glossary">Glossary</a><br/>
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<card id="glossary" title="Glossary for C-04">

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<u>Byte</u>: a unit made of 8 bits, the bits inside can
have any combination of 0s and 1s. This is how computers store
and use data.
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<u>Blog</u>: A sort of online public journal where people post
whatever they want there, usually an experience or experiment
they endured or performed.
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<u>KB</u>: Kilobyte, or 1024 <b>bytes</b>.
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<a href="#main">Exit glossary</a>
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