I'm wondering if the same effect (without adding to the library) could be obtained by

<div class="my-wrapper-class">
{% bootstrap_pagination ... %}
</div>

And then styling your CSS using my-wrapper-class and contained Bootstrap CSS.

Would that work for you?

I'm wondering if the same effect (without adding to the library) could be obtained by

I don't think I agree, no. Applying the class directly to the element is more clear and simple:

• There is one less DOM element.
• There is less chance for side effects in the layout.
• Applying classes directly to elements is in general "how bootstrap does it".

So, while there may be many cases where another div "might just work", I think applying the class directly to the pagination ul is the more clear and more clean way.

How about we add support for extra_classes like in other elements?

I think that would be more consistent with the other django-bootstrap5 elements, yes.

Two questions:

1. I only spotted button and alert. Are there other elements or uses you're considering which I'm missing and which could relate to this?
2. To me it looks like a rename of the pagination_extra_css parameter to extra_classes. Do you agree?

I'd keep it limited to just pagination and use extra_classes.

Great. Thanks for your feedback!

I'll rename the parameter when I find the time and let you know.

Parameter is renamed to extra_classes.