This plugin will help with that:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/42725?replies=2
and this:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/42725?replies=2
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thanks for the quick reply, but that search didnt really give me the results i was looking for, and both of your links are the same. If there is a plug-in that changes the posts from descending to ascending, could someone point me to it?
Okay, well i already had the Custom String Query plugin installed, but that doesn’t seem to be able to address the problem i’m having. Maybe it can, and hopefully you can help me configure this correctly. I have my posts appear one at a time (as a photoblog), most recent on the main page. What i would like to do, is reverse the order in which the navigation appears. When looking at the code
<p><?php posts_nav_link(' or ', 'next page', 'previous page'); ?>.</p>
it seems logical that it is calling some kind of php “posts_nav_link” and i would assume, that by reversing the two terms, i could have previous appear first, and next appear second (reading left to right). however, when i swap them, all that happens, is to swap the meaning, and next means previous and previous means next. It seems that within this “posts_nav_link” line, its ingrained that “next” comes before “previous”
Ultimately What i want to do, is that when the two lines of navigation appear on screen together, for “Previous” to be on the left, and “Next” to be on the right.
It seems counter intuitive for it to be the way that it is by default, but I fail to see any settings that make it that way.
Your logic is kind of right… it’s just in a blog “previous” is based on chronological order: compared to today’s post the previous is the post from yesterday. Which means what in a non-blog setting usually should be the “next” page (like in a book), in the blog logic is actually “previous post(s)”.
right, i understand the differentiation, and changing what the nav links actually say is easy enough, but i want to change the order that the navigation links appear so that the link that navigates earlier chronologically appears on the left, and the link that navigates later chronologically appears on the right.
Then why don’t you use the default? Template_Tags/posts_nav_link
When using the default, it shows “Next” on the right, (meaning earlier chronological posting), i want it on the left. It shows “previous” on the left (meaning later chronological posting), when i want it on the right. What the words actually say is inconsequential, i just need the links themselves to be swapped.
There is a post at perishablepress.com that may help with reversing post navigation links.
I would wrap your link titles in a span, then with CSS display block and float them right and left within their containing block. No programming should be necessary for a simple placement as long as the PHP parameter will accept a span. I haven’t tried it, but it seems like that should work.
