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1. YellowTexan
   Member
   Posted 8 years ago #
   

   I'm sorry if it is in the Wiki or template manual but I couldn't find it. Okay, here is my simple dumb question in a non-vague of sort of a way.
   I'm currently working on my small college's student newspaper website and my stories are seperated by "news categories." How do I limit WordPress on how many "news posts" on a news category page. In other words, I want to have a link in my news category page called, "Next Page."
   My WordPress setup has default settings with no hacks. It has the standard "index.php?p=xx" link-style.
   I have a lot of "news posts" for each "news category" and I don't want my visitors to have a long scroll. Thanks....

2. Silver
   Member
   Posted 8 years ago #
   

   I know that if you set your blog to "posts paged" (Under Options-Reading), this will automatically set your blog to show a certain number of entries per page. You may then insert the post_nav_link function in your index.php page and it will insert "Next page/previous page".
   http://wiki.wordpress.org/posts_nav_link
   For more information on the posts_nav_link function. My site uses something similar.

3. YellowTexan
   Member
   Posted 8 years ago #
   

   nevermind. I have found the page that I'm looking for. Thanks for replying though.
   http://wiki.wordpress.org/CategoryRestrictions
   I should have used the search feature on the Wiki....

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