Hrmmm…. this would be interesting. I wonder if there is a way to set it on a per category basis. ….. will need to think about this as it’s something I could use in one of my categories too.
TG
Where would this part go…
index.php?orderby=asc&order=title
…in order to hard code it? It looks like a link.
Ugh. I swear I just answered this.
If you want this global for the blog, insert a line at the top of index.php, just before the require_once(‘wp-blog-header.php’):
$order=’ASC’;
That should do it.
-d
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If you want this global for the blog, insert a line at the top of index.php, just before the require_once(‘wp-blog-header.php’):
$order='ASC';
What if you only want to change the order of posts in one category?
I don’t know if this will help you, but i handle the chronology 2 ways:
1. i tweak the date of each new post to keep the oldest first, and the newest last.
2. i use the ‘next page’ tag to create one long ongoing article which i edit repeatedly.
the second method works well… when i am ready to add, i simply edit my topic, scroll to the very bottom, and enter the ‘next page’ tag before i begin my newest entry…
so the entries are paginated, and page one remains page one.
also, i set this topic apart from the others by copying the index.php and adding $p="x" just below < ? php in the header.
i link to it from my links, as well as the categories.
trouble is…
it’s getting up to like 35 pages, and that’s a lot for anyone to sit and read.
thinking of figuring out some way to make it also a .pdf download.
hope that at least triggered a spark for your solution.
dss
