This does what I think you want and it is a lot cleaner, you were doing a lot more jQuery calls than were needed.
This does what I think you want and it is a lot cleaner, you were doing a lot more jQuery calls than were needed. JQuery(function($) { var visible = 7, $lis = $('ul li'), max = $lis. Length; function showUpToIndex(index) { $lis.hide(); $lis.
Slice(0, index).show(); } showUpToIndex(visible); $('#more'). Click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); visible = visible + 5; if (visible > max) visible = max; showUpToIndex(visible); }); $('#less'). Click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); visible = visible - 5; if (visible.
So the problem is with your currentIndex in your less function. It is finding the index of the VISIBLE elements only, not the index of your FIRST li that is visible out of ALL your elements, if you see what im saying. @Richard D's answer looks good to me, but if you wanted to know where your problem was I believe it starts there.
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