mkallen

Wow! Thanks, Otto42. That’s exactly what I needed!

I used a different template (university mandated), but I tried to base it on the default template. When I changed to the default template, the next and previous page links worked! What could I have left out?

I use this on my home page:

<?php
if (is_home()) {
query_posts(“cat=-12”);
}
?>

It excludes the 12th category from my home page, but includes it in archives.

I use enom.com and have had no problems after 3 years.

Is next_posts the same as next_posts_link? next_posts goes in the loop on a single post page. posts_nav_link goes on the home page. I have

<div style=”text-align:center;”>
<?php posts_nav_link(‘ · ‘, ‘previous page’, ‘next page’); ?>
</div>

on my home page, but it doesn’t work either. In the address bar, it indicates that it is showing a previous page:

https://www.depts.ttu.edu/agriculturalsciences/news/index.php?paged=2

But the entries are always the most recent.

The navigation has never been in the loop.

My category pages use an archive template with the following code:

<div class=”navigation”>
<div class=”alignleft”><?php next_posts_link(‘« Previous Entries’) ?></div>
<div class=”alignright”><?php previous_posts_link(‘Next Entries »’) ?></div>
</div>

I originally had this on the home page, but it wasn’t working.

Here is a link to my blog:

https://www.depts.ttu.edu/agriculturalsciences/news/

Thanks.

Yes, my permalinks are working.

ladydelaluna – Thanks for your response. I will give the plug-in a try.

Like you said, WP archives everything by putting it in the database. On the index page, I would like to display all posts for the last 30 days. When a post has been on the index page for 30 days, it would then “roll onto” an archive index page. I’m not quite sure how I want to format my archive index – probably by month and category. Thanks for your help.