Blog 4 is your linkblog: giopolitics.com/index.php?blog=4 Go to your backoffice, find that blog and change the number of items per page to some high number. That should work.
I do no longer maintain a 1.9 blog, so I cannot test for you. Please report back to this topic.

Good luck

Back in the 1.* generation you need to open a file called skins/yourskin/_linkblog.php and find the line up near the top that talks about "linkblog_limit". Typically it had a value of 20, so you change it to 454 or whatever suits your needs.

I'm pretty sure this will apply to 1.9.3!

Here is what I did.

I went into the backoffice. I clicked on templates. I clicked on linkblog.php which opens that skin. I scrolled through the code until I came to:

# maximum number of linkblog entries to display:
if(!isset($linkblog_limit)) $linkblog_limit = 75;
# global linkblog delimiters:
if(!isset($linkblog_main_start)) $linkblog_main_start = '<div class="bSideItem"><h3>'.

Where the 75 is, I changed that from 20 to 75.

My problem is that it is not showing all the categories from my link blog and the stuff that comes under them. Further, the categories that are showing are not showing the full number of links.

Is this the right place to make that change?

Maybe, maybe not. The correct place is in the _linkblog.php file for the skin you are using. The template editor only edits the 'custom' skin, so if you're not using custom it won't help you. (I think that's true for your version.)

Got link?

http://www.giopolitics.com is the link to the page.

Why is my link blog a different skin than my other? V2.3.0 rc1

http://www.championshipsubdivisionnews.com/

@romputer
Have you assigned the Boogle skin to your linkblog in the Admin

Check that out

John wrote:

@romputer
Have you assigned the Boogle skin to your linkblog in the Admin

Check that out

Wow, thanks. I just figured it out thanks to you. :!:

Aha! The skin you're using isn't 'custom', so editing files via the template tag won't help you. As you've noticed ;) You will have to use an external editor then upload the appropriate file.

OR you can get tricky. On your server rename the 'custom' skin to 'custom_original' AND rename your current skin (sorry but I forget the name of it) to 'custom'. Your blog will break but you can easily fix that by selecting 'custom' as the skin for the blog. THEN you can use the templates tab to edit the skin you're using.

Hope it helps!

I am kind of a newbie to this.

What file would I need to change? What would I need to actually change?

Hi dundare,

Look for a _linkblog.php file in the directory of your skin. I am not sure what the name of your skin is, but look for /skins/YOURSKIN/_linkblog.php where YOURSKIN is the actual name of the skin.

Good luck

Ok - and then when I find it? What then?

Cancel that - I got it. Thanks for all the help and patience everyone :)

dundare,

Before you run into all other sorts of problems have a look at this:

<base href="http://giopolitics.com//skins/wpc_default/" />

The // means you do not have the $baseurl set correctly. You find that in /conf/_basic_conf.php. Probably both slashes are there, delete one.

Good luck