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article numbering?

Posted: Tue 16. Oct 2012, 23:41
by Ћирилица1
Is it possible to have reverse article numbering in pagged list articles?
I.e. last published article not to be numbered 1. in pagging articles?

Google will have, on that way, oldest group of articles(i.e. first 10 published articles, if 10 articles was per page) on same page reference?
And newest group of articles wll be on high page reference in pagged articles...

Re: article numbering?

Posted: Sat 20. Oct 2012, 17:30
by Oliver Georgi
change sorting for the structure level

Re: article numbering?

Posted: Mon 22. Oct 2012, 16:46
by Ћирилица1
Oliver Georgi wrote:change sorting for the structure level
Maybe I not explain well, what I think...

So, I will try with example...
I like following:

baseURL/listpage=(n).html,baseURL/listpage=(n-1).html , ...,baseURL/listpage=2.html, baseURL/listpage=1.html

baseURL/listpage=1.html - oldest groupped pages URL, with first 10. published articles, (10-1)
baseURL/listpage=2.html - second groupe of older pages URL, with second 10. published articles (20-11),
...
baseURL/listpage=(n).html newes page with rest of articls, i.e if we have only 12. articles, here to be 2. article in group and this will be index page... (articles 12 and 11 on this first - index page)

Of cource, that I select revers order(sorting) of articles...

Regards!

Re: article numbering?

Posted: Mon 22. Oct 2012, 18:10
by Oliver Georgi
Hm, maybe I am absolutely wrong — or it is not clear enough for me.
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Re: article numbering?

Posted: Mon 22. Oct 2012, 18:39
by Ћирилица1
Oliver Georgi wrote:Hm, maybe I am absolutely wrong — or it is not clear enough for me.
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If I have 23 articles and 23. was last published article,
I like to have following distribution of articles on pages (10 articles per page):

23, 22 and 21 on top (first) page /listpage=3.html and this will main page/,
20..11 on second page /listpage=2.html, with 10. articles/ and
10..1 on trid page which was /listpage=1.html with first 10 published articles/!

On that way, Google wil not need to rescan older and oldest pages... (will be same...)...

I will try now what you suggest... Not work :(


So, page numbering need to look on top - first page (/listpage=3.html = index.php or what was main page...):
« » page 1/3, result 23-21, 20–11 10–1

on second (/listpage=2.html):
« » page 2/3, result 20-11, 23-21 20–11 10–1

and last - 3. page: (/listpage=1.html)
« » page 3/3, result 10-1, 23-21 20–11 10–1

So, If I put 3 on top page(top article count:3),
I expect to have ony 3 articles on top(first, main) page?
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And if I add one article and have total of 24, I will change only this value to 4, and have 4 articles on top page?
Or not?

Re: article numbering?

Posted: Mon 22. Oct 2012, 19:16
by update
999
and check difference between creation date and start date

Re: article numbering?

Posted: Mon 22. Oct 2012, 19:44
by Ћирилица1
claus wrote:999
and check difference between creation date and start date
If I have 12 articles, on that way I have
On last page I have 2 articles, and on main I have 10!

And I want reverse solution :)
On main page to have 2 newest articles and on last page to have 10 articles (firs 10 published)!
And in reverse sorting, as now was:
1.st page, 10 articles (I want here only 2 articles (last published):
http://xn--80adklaaax5bc1a9bc9z.xn--90a ... 1%80%D0%B1
and here I have 2 oldest articles:
http://xn--80adklaaax5bc1a9bc9z.xn--90a ... 1%80%D0%B1

So, now I have on 1st page:

12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3 article

and on second

2 and 1.

And I like to have:

12,11 on fisrst page (main)
and
10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 on second!

And all time to have on last page 10 articles!

Re: article numbering?

Posted: Tue 23. Oct 2012, 06:19
by Oliver Georgi
Sorry, that is not logical if we speak about pagination. There is no solution for your request. Google should have no problem with this.

To allow Google to decide what type of content it is indexing itemscope/itemtype attributes are used in <html>. Have a look at this.