Hi Will,
Unfortunately The plugin doesn’t have the two order setting option for now. I’m planning to support that feature in the next version.
For now maybe you can still use the plugin for your purpose if you put a small php code just before the loop in the template page that displays your page.
It should look like this:
query_posts( 'posts_per_page=24' );
if ( have_posts() ) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
.....
....
.....
You just have to put the line: query_posts( 'posts_per_page=24' );
before the line: if ( have_posts() ) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
and it should work for you.
Regards,
Uri
Hi Uri,
I am not sure if this will work. Like I said, I already have the 24 most recent posts displayed. All I want to do is randomize the order in which those 24 posts are displayed on the page.
I see. did you give it a try? it might work anyway if your 24 newest posts query is running before my plugin query. (should be 9 and below, in the hook call, because mine is running as the default – 10. If you know more or less what I’m talking about, maybe you can try to play with this param to change the calling time in my plugin hook or in yours.
can’t think of something else to solve it but this for now.
Hope you’ll succeed.
Regards,
Uri
I see. did you give it a try? it might work anyway if your 24 newest posts query is running before my plugin query. (should be 9 and below, in the hook call, because mine is running as the default – 10. If you know more or less what I’m talking about, maybe you can try to play with this param to change the calling time in my plugin hook or in yours.
can’t think of something else to solve it but this for now.
Hope you’ll succeed.
Regards,
Uri
Hi Will,
I see you didn’t respond for a while so I guess the topic is closed for you. I’m marking as resolved, You’re welcome to reopen the issue if you like.
Regards,
Uri
