• I have a couple of questions.

    First why does it look like you can log into my webpage when i visit it from say google and how do I hide that.

    How do i change the order of my posts.

    My posts even done separate seem to be one big long posts. How do I make them into separate pages.

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  • without a link to your site, there is not much anybody can help you with.

    First why does it look like you can log into my webpage when i visit it from say google and how do I hide that.

    most themes have a ‘login’ button.

    How do i change the order of my posts.

    in what sense? alphabetical? by date? ascending? descending?

    My posts even done separate seem to be one big long posts. How do I make them into separate pages.

    definitively needs a link to your site to illustrate this.

    Thread Starter wijiwagon

    (@wijiwagon)

    Sorry right here is my link http://www.m3systemgetyourexbackbonus.com

    Thread Starter wijiwagon

    (@wijiwagon)

    in the changing my posts right now it doesn’t matter to me. I am just curious how you switch them around what are the steps. I don’t see as of right now how to do it. Thanks for the help.

    the posts are separated by their titles, and some meta data – how much more separation do you want?

    if you have a very long post, you can separate this into ‘chapters’ by adding <!--nextpage--> at the breaking points (you need to do this by hand, there is no button in the editor – http://codex.wordpress.org/Styling_Page-Links)
    in the single post page, you should then have links to the chapters.

    to change the order of the posts from descending to ascending, you would need to edit the front page template (index.php ?) and add a line with a query before the beginning of the loop (the loop: http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop_in_Action#The_World.27s_Simplest_Index_Page)

    for instance:

    <?php global $query_string; query_posts($query_string . '&order=ASC'); ?>

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters

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    btw:
    in the first article, there is an unclosed <strong> tag (for making the text bold) in this line 3. How Pressure Will Kill Your Chances,
    and this leads to all following text being bold as well.

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