leheküljerida

Leheküljerida is an Estonian term that translates to "page number" or "pagination" in English. It refers to the sequence of numbers typically found at the bottom or top of each page in a document, book, or other multi-page publication. The primary purpose of a leheküljerida is to provide a clear and organized way for readers to navigate through the content, easily locate specific pages, and reference information accurately.

In digital contexts, leheküljerida is also used to describe the navigation controls that allow users to move between different pages of content, such as on websites or in e-books. These controls often include buttons for "next," "previous," or specific page numbers. The implementation of leheküljerida can vary depending on the medium, but its fundamental function remains consistent: to facilitate sequential access and organization of information spread across multiple pages. Without leheküljerida, understanding the order and location of content within a substantial document would be significantly more challenging. It is a fundamental element of document design and usability.