peterwsterling

<p>A very simple (to use and configure), yet powerful, plug-in to generate a list (by category) of all posts.<br />
It’s simple because there is no fancy formatting, complex configuration or other ‘noise’, just a sensible archive list of all your posts! All that’s required is to include this <code></code> on a page (or post).  How simple is that?</p>
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<li>Posts can be listed under every category, or just the first category they are filed under.</li>
<li>Categories can be hierarchically listed.</li>
<li>Categories can be sorted alphabetically or by creation order, while posts are listed chronologically.</li>
<li>A comment count for each post can be displayed.</li>
<li>Also, some simple statistics may also be shown.</li>
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<h3>Internationalisation</h3>
<p>The Simple Archive generator provides support for language translation.  Ensure WPLANG is set in your wp-config file.  Then use the simple-archive.pot template to create a .po translation for your language, this then needs compiling to create a .mo file.  For example, a German translation (simple-archive-de.po) is provided thanks to Ingo Terpelle at http://www.xing.com/profile/Ingo_Terpelle</p>

Simple Archive Generator

A very simple (to use and configure) plug-in to generate a complete list (by category) of all posts.

chrisguitarguy

<p>Advanced Posts per Page gives you fined grained control over how many of your posts appear on each of your various WordPress archive pages.</p>
<pre><code>Blog pages show at most x posts is not the only per page setting anymore.
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Advanced Posts/Page

Fine grained control of how many of your posts appear on each of the various WordPress archive pages.

Simple Archive Generator vs Advanced Posts/Page