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Add index to readme
Add a method index (quick links FFU methods) t the top of the read me so users dont have to scroll all the way down to read a specific methods docs.
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Note that among browsers, at least Firefox [disables lazy loading](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/E
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Under the resume/templates directory I have two resume templates present
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- resume-template.html
the resume.html is able to grab data incoming from flask as it uses templating , it would be cool if the resume-template which is right now pure html would also be converted into the same kind .
Further enhancement: add a projects section in the resume-template.html to hold the pr
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I'm new to Flask, and was wondering about a feature that I think would be useful to add to the Pagination class. Unless I'm missing it, there doesn't seem to be a built-in way to get the numbers of the items you're viewing on the page itself. That is, if you want to display "387 records found; displaying 26–50", you'd have to do calculations to get the "26" and "50".
I think something along the