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Pour supprimer les "pages" de vos archives WordPress, utilisez le code ci-dessous dans le fichier functions.php du thème que vous utilisez.
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Thanks a lot to Matt for giving me the code which allows me to remove paging from the archives on this blog. I’ve been wanting to do that for a long time, but didn’t know where to start.
Just add the following code to the functions.php file of your theme.
function yay_nopaging($query) {
if ( !is_home() && !is_feed() && '' === $query->get('nopaging') )
$query->set('nopaging', 1);
}
add_action('parse_query', 'yay_nopaging');
Unfortunately, this breaks the Recent Posts widget, which starts displaying… all the posts (that’s a lot of them, here). I removed the widget, but if you have a solution, I’d be happy to hear it.
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Hi Stephanie! You didn’t say much about your reasons for wanting to remove paging, which I’d be interested to hear. My initial reaction would be that this might end up orphaning a lot of your old posts and having them excluded from indexing.
Gerard: I like having all the posts for one month on one page. I wasn’t really concerned about indexing. It’s also because sometimes, I’m looking for a post which I know is during a certain month, and having that month split on many pages means I can’t do a simple text search on the page to find the post.
Easier to use this plugin – http://mattread.com/projects/wp-plugins/custom-query-string-plugin/
Set the archives to display at -1, which means list all posts.
Hi Stephanie! You didn't say much about your reasons for wanting to remove paging, which I'd be interested to hear. My initial reaction would be that this might end up orphaning a lot of your old posts and having them excluded from indexing.
Gerard: I like having all the posts for one month on one page. I wasn't really concerned about indexing. It's also because sometimes, I'm looking for a post which I know is during a certain month, and having that month split on many pages means I can't do a simple text search on the page to find the post.
Easier to use this plugin – http://mattread.com/projects/wp-plugins/custom-...>
Set the archives to display at -1, which means list all posts.
I have always done it by inserting
$posts_per_archive_page = -1;
in index.php just before
require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);
Which Related Posts?
And welcome back to the fold. We’ve been missing you!
I have always done it by inserting
$posts_per_archive_page = -1;
in index.php just before
require('./wp-blog-header.php');
Which Related Posts?
And welcome back to the fold. We've been missing you!
The wordpress widget one.
The wordpress widget one.
I use the Smart Archive plugin which shows you the titles of all your posts. I have a lot, so it takes a couple of seconds, but it’s not unbearable. Very handy. I like it a lot.
You can see what it looks like at my site here (though for other, non-technical reasons, I have the link temporarily disabled from my site).
I use the Smart Archive plugin which shows you the titles of all your posts. I have a lot, so it takes a couple of seconds, but it's not unbearable. Very handy. I like it a lot.
You can see what it looks like at my site here (though for other, non-technical reasons, I have the link temporarily disabled from my site).