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Re: Different number of articles on page 1 and following pages
Bloke wrote #329275:
Not sure what you mean. You could put two stickies if you want. As long as you ensure that the one you want to appear first has a greater posting date than the second they’ll both show up. And if you want to do this in other sections, just put one or more stickies in those sections and apply the same logic.
Sorry, I was not clear.
I intended to say that if you don’t want other stickies to appear on the default page, you can only make one article sticky.
It sorts the status by value. 5=Sticky, 4=Live.
Aha! Mystery solved. Thanks, Bloke.
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Re: Different number of articles on page 1 and following pages
Kjeld wrote #329276:
I intended to say that if you don’t want other stickies to appear on the default page, you can only make one article sticky.
Ah, gotcha. In that case yeah, you’ll need to distinguish them by some other means (e.g. category or custom field) and find a way to exclude those from the tag, which probably means using <txp:article_custom> instead.
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Re: Different number of articles on page 1 and following pages
Bloke wrote #329279:
Ah, gotcha. In that case yeah, you’ll need to distinguish them by some other means (e.g. category or custom field) and find a way to exclude those from the tag, which probably means using
<txp:article_custom>instead.
I was able to put them in a separate section and marked that section ‘No’ for ‘On default page’
Problem solved ^_-
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Re: Different number of articles on page 1 and following pages
Kjeld wrote #329282:
I was able to put them in a separate section and marked that section ‘No’ for ‘On default page’
Cunning! I like it.
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