PenciDesign replied
Great
Thank you for your sharing this.
Best Regards,
PenciDesign
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
Effectively the same issue was appearing with the other theme which gave us a hint as to where to search. It appeared that my old theme required to put the posts in "Sticky" in order to see them in the featured header, and having 1500+ sticky posts loaded at each query was causing this issue.
Once we figured that out, it made a lot of sense as to why this issue is happening, and un-sticky-ing every post in our archive did the trick.
If other people gets this issue, hopefully this thread can help them!
Thanks!
Hi again,
In order to help get a resolution on this issue, here are a few screenshots of the environment on which I get this issue. I installed the vanilla theme on my wordpress and took the most basic steps to reproduce the issue, by installing the Widget ".Soledad Recent Posts" in the Footer Column #1
Thanks in advance for your reply, hopefully this will help!
Hi,
Thanks for your quick reply. I tested this and it didn't change anything. Even with only the required/suggested plugins activated I had the same behavior with infinite loading posts.
I even tried disabling all the recommended plugins (leaving none active), and I had the same issue.
Do you have any other idea?
I have an issue with the Soledad Theme, version 7.4.2 (I tested and I have the same issue with 7.5.1).
Everywhere in my site where I have a lists of posts (Featured posts, Posts Lists, Latest Posts, recent posts in the footer, etc....), instead of taking the number of posts to load specified everywhere (in Reading->Settings, or in the various Theme Options where this can be specified) - which is 8 everywhere; the lists load the ENTIRE posts list of my database.
Given that my site has over 5000 posts, the Latest Posts on the homepage loads the entire archive, instead of only loading 8 posts and displaying a pager at the bottom like it should.
Do you have any idea what could be the cause of this issue?
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