Joan Junyent Tarrida

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<p>It shows around this date entries/posts in the past (if they exist). It is highly customizable. By default it retreives a week around the current day 1 year ago.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<p>You can set the parameters from the widgets panel</p>
<h3>Configuration parameters</h3>
<pre><code>$before = Code will show before links. Defaults to 'This week last year…: '
$after = Code will show after links. Defaults to ''
$daysbefore = Days' posts that will show before one year ago. By default '3' (3 days before)
$daysafter = Days' posts that will show after one year ago. By default '3' (3 days after)
$mode = Select the mode that you want the widget to work. By default '1' (X years ago)
    Mode 1: get posts around this date from X years ago.
    Mode 2: get posts around this date for the last X years.
    Mode 3: get posts around this date since year X.
$yearsago = It shows “X” years ago posts. By default '1' (1 year). ONLY IF MODE 1 IS SELECTED.
$lastxyears = It shows posts por the last "X" years. By default '1' (1 year). ONLY IF MODE 2 IS SELECTED.
$sinceyear = It shows posts since the year "X". By default '2005' (since year 2005). ONLY IF MODE 3 IS SELECTED.
$limit = Number of posts to retrieve. By default '4'.
$none = Text shown when there are no posts. By default 'none'. 
$showdate = Show dates next to the links. By default unchecked.
$dateformat = Format of the date displayed next to the links (if checked). See http://www.php.net/date 
$showexcerpt = Show the excerpt next to the links. By default unchecked.<h3>Customize display</h3>
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<p>In adition to the options avaliable from the widget control panel you can highly customize the apearance of the output by using CSS. These are the classes avaliable:<br />
    ul.atd-list {} // base list container.<br />
    li.atd-year {} // Yearly headers.<br />
        atd-yXXXX {} //yearly based class, eg. atd-y2006, atd-y2005 …<br />
    ul.atd-yearlylist {} // list container for each year around this date posts.<br />
    li.atd-entry {} // list items containing each around this date posts.<br />
        atd-yXXXX {} //yearly based class, eg. atd-y2006, atd-y2005 …<br />
        atd-mXX {} //montly based class, eg. atd-m01, atd-m02 … atd-m12.<br />
        atd-dXX {} //dayly based class, eg. adt-d01, atd-d02 … atd-d31.<br />
        atd-XXXXXXXX {} //date based class, eg. atd-20061205, atd-20050304 …<br />
    li.atd-noentries {} // list item when there are no entries<br />
    a.atd-entry-title {} // Link to the post.<br />
    .atd-entry-date {} // span containing the date, if $showdate enabled.<br />
    .atd-entry-excerpt {} // span containing the excerpt, if $showexcerpt enabled.</p>
<h3>License</h3>
<pre><code>This plugin is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GPL License (don't remove credits to author, please)
See license.txt for details<h3>Credits and Acknowledgments</h3>
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<p>This plugin is based on:<br />
    – One year ago plugin released by Borja Fernandez.  [  http://www.lamateporunyogur.net/wp-plugins/one-year-ago/  ]  [  http://www.lamateporunyogur.net  ]<br />
    – Wayback plugin released by Chris Goringe.  [  http://code.goringe.net/WordPress/ ]  [  http://tis.goringe.net  ]<br />
    – Wayback Widget released by Sven Weidauer. [ http://dergraf.net/computer/wordpress/wayback-widget/  ] [ http://dergraf.net/  ]<br />
    – My plugin Around this date in the past. [ http://www.junyent.org/blog/arxius/2006/05/20/around-this-date-in-the-past-wordpress-plugin/  ]</p>
<p>Thanks to Borja Fernandez, Chris Goringe and Sven Weidauer for writing their plugins and to Luis Pérez and Mike Koepke for their contributions.</p>
<h3>ToDo</h3>
<p>Nothing else planed by now.</p>


Around this date in the past… – Widget Edition

It shows entries/posts around today's date in the past (if they exist). It is highly customizable.

Jeremy Felt

<p>Custom Posts Per Page allows you to specify how many posts are displayed per page depending on your current view. Once settings are changed, the <em>Blog pages show at most</em> setting in the <em>Reading</em> menu will be ignored.</p>
<p>Settings are available for:</p>
<ul>
<li>Home (Index) Page
<ul>
<li>As long as view is set to blog posts, not static page.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Category Pages</li>
<li>Tag Pages</li>
<li>Author Pages</li>
<li>Archive Pages</li>
<li>Search Pages</li>
<li>Default Page (<em>Any page not covered above.</em>)</li>
<li>Custom Post Type archive pages
<ul>
<li>All Custom Post Types are detected automatically.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<p>Each of the above settings can have a different value for the first page displayed <strong>and</strong> subsequent paged views.</p>
<p>Custom Posts Per Page makes it easy to manage exactly how your content is displayed to your readers, especially when different views have different layouts, rather than relying on the single setting in the Reading menu or having to hard code options in your custom theme.</p>


Custom Posts Per Page

Thank you so much for making this plugin!



Saved a lot of time and is a great addition

Custom Posts Per Page provides a settings page in your WordPress admin that allows you to specify how many posts are displayed for different views.

Around this date in the past… – Widget Edition vs Custom Posts Per Page