Suburbia All Posts On Front Page in Four Columns

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    smartgrowthusa · Member ·

    Before continuing with this theme, it is an absolute requirement that all posts be on the Home Page.

    There are about 100 posts, however, only about 30 show up on the first page.

    Setting the number of posts to 100 does not work, since the maximum is 50.

    However, even 50 do not show up.

    What code would allow

    1. All posts to appear on page 1.

    There should be no icon that says “OLDER POSTS”

    2. No special width for the “sticky” posts. They should all be the same width, with four columns of posts, total.

    Thank you.

    Finally, the widgets are a mess and that is a seperate issue.

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  • staff-jeanpierreac · Staff ·

    Hi!

    What code would allow 1. All posts to appear on page 1.

    I’m sorry but I’m afraid CSS allow you to style your content and what you are looking for here is to modify the content. In any case, there is an option in WordPress.com called ‘infinite scroll’ that automatically loads more posts when visitor is near the end of the page. I think the effect is mainly what you are looking for (In fact, for me it is better because, you don’t load anything in case your visitor only wants to read latest posts).

    Nevertheless this feature is not available for all themes. You can see the list of themes allowing infinite scroll, and perform searches, here: https://theme.wordpress.com/themes/features/infinite-scroll/. As you can see, unfortunately Suburbia Theme is not in this list.

    2. No special width for the “sticky” posts. They should all be the same width, with four columns of posts, total.

    You can do this with a little bit of CSS magic. Rigth now, your sticky posts are set to 351px width, while other posts in the grid are 155px width. You can set sticky posts width to be the same: 

    .grid.sticky {
    width: 155px;
}

    Another thing you could like to know… as your columns have fixed width, if you want to change the number of columns, you could modify #wrapper area width ;). For instance: 

    #wrapper {
    width: 1000px;
}

    I hope this helps you. Enjoy blogging!

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