Pagination with ElasticSearch results

Technologies being used:

PHP 5.6

Laravel Framework 5.3 (with Blade templating)

ElasticSearch 2.4.1

Bootstrap (for CSS pagination classes)

<ul class = "pagination pagination-lg">
    @if($search_results['hits']['total'] != 0)
        {{-- $search_results['hits']['total']/10) + 2) // the total amount of hits + 2 for the &laquo; and &raquo; options. --}}
        @for($x = 0; $x < (ceil($search_results['hits']['total']/10) + 2); $x++)
            @if($x == 0)
                <li><a href = "/search/?search_query={{$query . "&size=10" . "&from=". $x * 10}}">&laquo;</a></li>
            @elseif($x == $current_page)
                <li class="active"><a href="#">{{$x}}</a></li>
            @elseif($x == (ceil($search_results['hits']['total']/10) + 1))
                <li><a href = "/search/?search_query={{$query . "&size=10" . "&from=". ($search_results['hits']['total'] - ($search_results['hits']['total'] % 10))}}">&raquo;</a></li>
            @else
                <li><a href = "/search/?search_query={{$query . "&size=10" . "&from=". ($x-1) * 10}}">{{$x}}</a></li>
            @endif
        @endfor
    @endif
</ul>

This is my first go at pagination. Using a small sample of data, it seems to work - however I'm not sure if this is a good way to achieve pagination. Since the results are from ElasticSearch and not Laravel models, I don't think I can use Laravel's built in pagination.

For simplicity I'm currently returning 10 results per page - however I'm not planning on keeping this value hardcoded.

How can I make this code better? What flaws do you see in it?