While using the Wordpress Carrington JAM framework, the number of posts being shown in my Search Results, Archives, and Category pages does not follow the value I typed in Settings > Reading.
In my Settings, I typed the number 2 in the field "Blog pages show at most" but whenever I view those 3 pages it shows all results instead of only 2.
For some reason the setting is not included in the theme options page for Carrington JAM. But I found it anyway in the file themes/carrington-core/ajax-load.php in the function cfct_posts_per_archive_page_setting().
Default was 25 which is why so many results were being displayed. I changed it to something lower.
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According to this page here: https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/blog/
I should have the option within the divi blog module settings to control the number of posts displayed i.e.
Posts Number: 6
Now, on the site in question, the number of posts IS set to 6 (because we have more than 6 posts in this category, but only 6 are displaying) BUT the option to change this number is not presented when editing the blog module.
Does anyone know why? and more importantly where/how I can override the limit to change the number of posts displayed?
Thanks!
I've just checked it, on my sites it's possible. Blog / content options / post number. And with 'post offset number' you can change the offset :-)
When it doesn't work (DIVI is full of bugs with Elegant Themes will not fix), have you tried to add another Blog-Module on your site and test it there? I had several times the error that i can't do something in a module, but when I add the same module again then it's possible.
I have a bunch of product pages with missing breadcrumbs and I wish to see how the impact has been on category pages (since category pages are linked on product pages breadcrumbs) so basically I wish to have 3 dimension data as below:
Sessions/users going to category pages from the breadcrumbs of product pages.
Can't find a way which is as close to accurate or reliable. Any ideas how i can measure that through Google Analytics?
You can do it with a segment of sequences, inserting the pages with breadcrumbs followed by category pages. If you put an event on the click on the breadcrumbs it is simpler, otherwise you have to build a regex with the path of the pages of interest.
Hi I just moved hosting from Bluehost to Wealthy Affiliate. I used a paid theme called Streamstore. But now I have all my menu, page and post appear 3 times in my site.
My site shows all my menu 3 times, when I go to WP admin, the display says I have 33 pages where there are only visible 11 pages???? I can't even find them to delete them. Posts are just the same, I have 100 posts, but now they are all tripled so it shows I have 300 posts.
Where can I find the duplication and delete them for good please?
Click "All Posts" and "All Pages" in your admin dashboard, and check this tabs:
and this one for pages
Usually this is where your posts could hide. If not, then most probably you have duplicated your database records, but that's not such a common issue. If needed I will explain what to do in that case.
New to Drupal. Installed it, set Bartik theme as default, created a few pages with a menu. Now I would like to do something like this:
where the pictures with descriptions link to either other pages or articles. Each of them should have custom size.
What is the simplest way to do it?
For the testing I have created 4 articles on my home page, but obviously they sit one on top of each other. The same happens when I add blocks.
There is not better option to this than to install and use Views module. You can achieve exactly what you want using the nice UI it provides.
You need Views if
You like the default front page view, but you find you want to sort it differently.
You like the default taxonomy/term view, but you find you want to sort it differently; for example, alphabetically.
You use /tracker, but you want to restrict it to posts of a certain type.
You like the idea of the 'article' module, but it doesn't display articles the way you like.
You want a way to display a block with the 5 most recent posts of some particular type.
You want to provide 'unread forum posts'.
You want a monthly archive similar to the typical Movable Type/Wordpress archives that displays a link to the in the form of "Month, YYYY (X)" where X is the number of posts that month, and displays them in a block. The links lead to a simple list of posts for that month.
P.S - Views module is the most used and installed module in Drupal, hence, it will be a part of Drupal 8 core.
Theres a site i did that on the home page, i created kind of like a news box type
of thing which is what the client wanted...
the posts bit im using to limit the posts on the index page is
query_posts('posts_per_page=4');
Now, this limits my posts to "4" or whatever number i want etc, when the user clicks on the
"news" page button, it takes them to a page which has the full posts loop without the
query_posts('posts_per_page=4'); which essentially shows them all the posts.
Now the problem is that, this person is posting A LOT now and the page now has a bunch of posts one after the other.
Is there a way to limit these to any number (that i choose) and show the rest of the posts on another page???
So essentially something that says
filter out 20 messages/excerpts for example, BUT after 20 show a "next" page or something like that?
is that possible? Because as it stands now, by years end this ONE page will have hundreds of posts.
ive looked around but not sure exactly what im looking for. This one came close (here on SO)
Wordpress loop show limit posts
And although its similar, i need a way to limit the posts on the page AND continue them on another page so that one page doesnt hold ALL the posts.
Thanks in advanced.
The homepage is controlled by index.php or a template file used by a page which you can set up to be your homepage at Settings > Reading.
You must check your index.php file or the template file used the page from the homepage.
If your queries in the code are not including any "posts per page" arguments, you can control this numbers from Settings > Reading.
There is also a plugin which can help you:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-post-limits/
Now, clicking on news page, you must check if that is a page or a category listing?
If it's a page, then it is handled by page.php or an attached/used template for it. Again, the code is important, how the queries are written. It it's a category listing, then the category.php is handling that page.
Pay attention for the template files are using each every page/post and learn this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query
Good luck! :)
http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_Screen
In the settings you can set a default max limit of how many posts per page.