Thanks Borek. I guess I'll have to load more pages to see all the previous posts.Borek said:
Borg said:I guess I'll have to load more pages to see all the previous posts.
The "Posts per page" setting allows you to control the number of posts that are displayed on a single page of your website or blog. This setting is useful for managing the amount of content that is shown to your readers at one time.
There could be a few reasons why your "Posts per page" setting is not working. One possibility is that there is a code error or conflict with another plugin or theme on your website. It is also possible that your setting is not configured correctly. Checking your settings and troubleshooting any potential issues can help resolve this problem.
To change the "Posts per page" setting, you will need to access your website's admin dashboard and navigate to the settings for your blog or posts. From there, you should be able to adjust the number of posts that are displayed on a single page. Make sure to save your changes for them to take effect.
The recommended number of posts per page can vary depending on your website's design and content. However, it is generally recommended to keep the number between 5-10 posts per page. This ensures that your page does not become too cluttered and overwhelming for readers.
Changing the "Posts per page" setting should not significantly impact your website's performance. However, if you have a large number of posts on a single page, it can slow down the page's loading time. It is essential to find a balance between the number of posts per page and your website's performance.