By avangelist on

I am using the very nice and simple pagination module to allow my content to be broken up into a series of pages rather than one long post.

I have noticed that the pagination functions also appear on my front page which is acting as a traditional drupal front in that it is showing the 5 most recent posts. What I have though is a pagination order 1-10 for example which doesn't work in terms of time.

What I mean is that I want my posts to appear historically so rather than links 1,2,3,4 -> next page
I want to have it in reverse like most blogs to show a historic relevance to posts i,e
<- older posts link instead of a series of numbered pages.

Anyone got any ideas, or has this already been done and readily accessible?

Thanks

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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SlyK commented

There is some question about doublig of the nodes on 1 and 2 pages, but I've done reverse pagination on some of my D6 sites this way: http://toopro.org/drupal/seo-pagination-reversed