Wordpress

[Toolz]

Ok...I know I should probably dig more but I thought I'd ask. I've recently started to blog using wordpress. I'm not a blogger and the "maintenance" of it is sort of intimidating. Here's my blog site: http://www.jfranciscophotography.com/blog/

As you can tell, it's a long page. Is there a way to force a "page break" so that the reader can go to the next page or an older post? Or at least configure somewhere in wordpress to go to the next page after x number of posts?

Thanks,
Jeoff

[MojoMojo]

Find a different Template/Layout.

Chances are, the layout you chose is made so that everything is on one page.

[rhommel]

Ok...I know I should probably dig more but I thought I'd ask. I've recently started to blog using wordpress. I'm not a blogger and the "maintenance" of it is sort of intimidating. Here's my blog site: http://www.jfranciscophotography.com/blog/

As you can tell, it's a long page. Is there a way to force a "page break" so that the reader can go to the next page or an older post? Or at least configure somewhere in wordpress to go to the next page after x number of posts?

Thanks,
Jeoff

Yea there is a way. It's a wordpress function, regardless of template. Go to admin page and i think it's under general settings.

[MojoMojo]

Just checked there, there is no option for it. I am pretty sure it's template based.

[jmphotography]

You could always try previewing other themes and seeing how they appear.

[rhommel]

bottom left: Settings > Reading

"Blog Pages Show at most" change to the number of posts you wanna show per page.

[Toolz]

Oh hey! Yeah that worked. Muchos gracias!

[rhommel]

Oh hey! Yeah that worked. Muchos gracias!

np.

it's a good idea to limit the page to maximum 5 posts. this reduces the loading time, specially if you have tons of photos per page.

[Toolz]

I set mine to 2. Maybe I should limit the number of images I post. LOL!