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There is no way to do it right now, except by hacking at the code. This module doesn't use views or cck or nodes or whatever, it's just a plain list of rows in the {tribune} table.
Anyway, I'm going to add an option to do that, but this issue is a duplicate of #303282: sort latest post first (which I'll set to active, since you're several people asking for it).
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Comment #1
bdiddymc commentedNot sure how involved you've gotten into Drupal
Are you using CCK and/or Views? (modules)
If using Views to create your blocks, then on the page to create/edit the view. Scroll to the bottom where there should be the option: Sort Criteria.
You can then choose "Node: Created Time" and sort it as descending.
This will show the latest nodes.
Hope that makes sense.
Comment #2
kims commentedthanks for anserw
Sorry for my poor english, i think i wasnt at school the day they tried to teach me english.
I'm using both views and cck.
I'm using the default tribune block, and cant find that anywhere in views.
I tried adding a view for the tribune block, but i cant get it to work.
Comment #3
SeeSchloss commentedThere is no way to do it right now, except by hacking at the code. This module doesn't use views or cck or nodes or whatever, it's just a plain list of rows in the {tribune} table.
Anyway, I'm going to add an option to do that, but this issue is a duplicate of #303282: sort latest post first (which I'll set to active, since you're several people asking for it).