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1. psperkins
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   OK - great plugin. I have been able to do some pretty fancy stuff with this - but what I would REALLY like is this:

   I have categories - cat1, cat2, cat3 (etc) and I have a "most recent" section.

   Where cat1 has 43 posts, cat2 has 17 and cat3 has 10.

   That would mean that "most recent" would have a total of 60 posts, which is just too many for a "most recent" category, and we're just getting started. Imagine after there is 500+ posts (not far off).

   If I set the post limit to "10" for "most recent" then cat1 and cat2 will be truncated, while cat3 will be ok.

   ANY ideas welcomed.

   See what I mean?

   I can do this with normal threaded wp post loop using wp_query and a conditional statement but since this does not use a db query I cannot figure out how to write a conditional for it and feed the value into your script.

   I would like to use is_home() to determine if it's "most recent" category or not since we are using the home page to manage the "most recent" stuff and a static page as front page.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-page-numbers/

2. psperkins
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Well, if anyone out there is wondering, I did find a way to do this, and it's working.

   Open wp-page-numbers.php and find the line
   function wp_page_numbers($start = "", $end = "")

   For me it was line 161.

   There are 3 globals delcared there, after those (on line 166 for me)

   I inserted: if ( is_home()) { $max_page = "10"; }

   Set the "10" to any number you'd like and use whatever conditional you'd like as far as is_home, is_page, is_tag, etc.

   Easy enough, after staring at the code for about a week.

   Hope someone sees this and it helps them...it's a cool feature to have and makes the plugin do more.

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