blonde_lili

THANK YOU! I deactivated one of the FB plug-ins and now everything is back to normal.

No idea why it became an issue all of a sudden, but thanks for your help :D.

THANK YOU! I swear, I looked everywhere else, so I have no idea how I missed the Widgets tab. All fixed now :D.

So the bug that caused the problem also made it easy to fix? Nice! ??

After some help from Keesiemeijer and Frumph in the Easel forum, I ended up fixing this by going to Settings => Reading, then setting both “Blog pages show at most” and “Syndication feeds show the most recent” to 10 (formerly 100 and 20 respectively).

I’m surprised this was so simple to fix, as I thought the code was meant to override the WordPress settings – but I’m not complaining ;).

Hi, Keesiemeijer and Frumph,

Thanks for your help. I ended up fixing this by going Settings => Reading, then setting both “Blog pages show at most” and “Syndication feeds show the most recent” to 10 (formerly 100 and 20 respectively).

I’m surprised this was so simple to fix, as I thought the code was meant to override the WordPress settings – but I’m not complaining ;).

Thanks, alchymyth! If I get this fixed, I’ll come back and share the instructions.

Sorry, I think that’s the wrong bit of coding. In the Blog Page Template, it says:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Blog
*/
get_header();

Protect();
$blog_query = array(
‘paged’ => get_query_var(‘paged’)
);
$posts = &query_posts($blog_query);
if (have_posts()) {
while (have_posts()) : the_post();
easel_display_post();
endwhile;
easel_pagination();
}
UnProtect();

get_footer();
?>

Hi, alchymyth,

Yep, it looks like it does. In the Pagination.php, it says:

<?php

function easel_pagination() {
global $post, $wp_query;
if(function_exists(‘easel_wp_pagenavi’)) {
easel_wp_pagenavi(‘<div id=”wp-paginav”>’, ‘<div class=”clear”></div></div>’);
} else { ?>
<div id=”pagenav”>
<div class=”pagenav-right”><?php previous_posts_link(__(‘Newer Entries ↑’,’easel’)) ?></div>
<div class=”pagenav-left”><?php next_posts_link(__(‘↓ Previous Entries’,’easel’)) ?></div>
<div class=”clear”></div>
</div>
<?php }
}

?>

In the Reading settings, “Blog pages show at most” is set to 100. I’m wondering if removing the custom query coding entirely, then changing the blog pages limit to 5, would solve the problem, as WordPress supposedly defaults to those settings if you don’t have a custom query.