Is there any way to make it so that the oldest post is listed first, or will the newest post always been the first one seen?
The blog I need help with is sneakpremire.wordpress.com.
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Is there any way to make it so that the oldest post is listed first, or will the newest post always been the first one seen?
The blog I need help with is sneakpremire.wordpress.com.
Blogs are essentially chronolgical publishing tools. No there is not a way to easily reverse the reverse chrolonologial ordering, unless you choose to keep changing datestamps and creating broken 404 (page not found) links. You can stick a post to the front page of your blog. You can also consider developing a book-like structure.
Your newest post will be first, followed in reverse chronological order by older posts.
You can choose 1 or 2 posts to be sticky posts which will remain on top of all your posts, but if you use too many sticky posts, your blog will become messed up or broken:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/post-visibility/
You can make a page or use a text widget with an index of your posts using archives shortcode: http://en.support.wordpress.com/archives-shortcode/
see
order Sort order asc, desc desc
and choose asc to have oldest posts listed first in your index.
@Tess
Does this mean my comments are not visible?
Looks like you were both typing at the same time, before either saw the other's reply.
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