<ul>
<?php
global $post;
$myposts = get_posts('numberposts=-1&offset=1');
foreach($myposts as $post) :
?>
<li>
<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>">
<?php the_title(); ?>
</a>
</li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
You can change it to n number of posts, by changing -1 in "numberposts=-1" to n.
For tutorial on how to create an Archives page, please read this article.
nie tuk wat ape yerk? arkib ker?
ReplyDelete<abbr>amans last blog post..Sumber Terbuka dan Linux Sepanjang 2008</abbr>
untuk arkib la kot...
ReplyDeletethose codes shud be paste into a page rite ?
ReplyDelete<abbr>KNizams last blog post..Dah Bayar Zakat For 2008 Ke ?</abbr>
@aman, @Hanep: Untuk apa sahaja. Boleh juga digunakan untuk front page.
ReplyDelete@KNizam: Untuk arkib, bina template arkib dan paste kod tersebut. Kemudian bina page dengan template arkib sebagai default template.
camner nak buat archive tu eh ?
ReplyDelete<abbr>KNizams last blog post..Salam Tahun Baru 2009 !</abbr>
[...] Now, you already have an archives page by month and by subject/category. By the way, you could also have the archives page to display some or all posts title, as discussed in this article. [...]
ReplyDelete[...] on a recent post in the sidebar or next page at the bottom of the website. I’d like to see a list all titles of articles in one page. Actually, I want to see that implemented on all self hosted wordpress based [...]
ReplyDeleteThanks man - that's exactly what I was looking for :) It works 100% fine with WordPress 2.9.2 if anyone need to know (I'm writing this because release date of this post is end of 2008).
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