Page Navigation
This is like back, forward, and refresh. Those are the most common 3. It's easy to do a back two pages, and a forward two pages as well, it's just a change of a number, but you don't see those around a lot.
It's fairly simple. Okay... It's very simple. I'll just give you the code and explain. =P
Back
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So... It's a link. "Back" is just the link's text, so if you were to use an image in it's place, there you go. The "javascript:history.go(-1)" tells the browser to go -1 in the history, 0 would be where you are now. Through common sense, if you put -2, it would go back two pages, instead of one, along with -3, -4, etc.
Forward
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Again, it's a link. This tells to browser to go +1 in the history of pages, although you don't include the plus sign, as there's no need to. Again, "forward" is just link's text, so images are easy to use instead.
Refresh
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Another link. Same concept. Image can be used in place of text. But the javascript is different. Well, just tells the browser to reload "this location". Easy?
