awsamuel

I’m having this problem too. Looks like it’s a known bug:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/formatting-stripped?replies=5

I’ve got the same request! I’d love to limit the total number of posts shown under each category, and include a “more >>” link (to the category archives page…yes it’s redundant but still helpful) for any category that has more posts than the maximum number. Great if max number could be set by admin. Happy to provide feedback!

I’m just trying to create an alphabetical index of post titles, but for some reason when I get my list of posts they are in chronological rather than alphabetical order even though the lis was generated by this code:
<?php
wp_get_archives('type=postbypost&sort=post_title&order=ASC');
?>

Any thoughts?

I’m making a similar effort to use WordPress as a CMS and likewise running into problems putting blog posts and pages in separate directories. I want pages to appear in /root and posts to appear in /root/blog.

When I install WordPress itself in /root and set options so that the WordPress URI is /root and the blog URI is /root/blog, the blog works fine, but any new pages I create have the URL /root/blog/pagetitle which is what I was trying to avoid when I moved my WP install out of the blog directory and into root.

I could just give up on the soon-to-be-ridiculous artifact of having my blog at /root/blog and just put the posts in the root directory too, but then that involves a whole drama with my permalinks and since I’d rather have my blog in a /blog subdirectory I’d much rather figure a way of creating pages in the WordPress directory rather than the blog directory.

Any advice much appreciated.