This is a shoutout for help. 😖
Can anyone advise me how to read the “Blogs I Follow” in an ascending order? Because I have been looking 😫 for it to no avail. Everywhere are full of coding. 👀
All I want is to read everyone’s post at my wordpress account from ascending order.
Really appreciate any help how to set my wordpress reading posts into ascending order. My technical friend is busy with her life and trying to survive.
Because I do not want to miss out reading everyone’s posts.
Sorry, don’t know.
Thanks for your willingness. Will you please reblog? So that others can explain to me. Seems that some bloggers know how to read my older posts.
I think u need to change php code ..
What? In my own free wordpress blog? I do not know about coding.
This is not possible.
https://en.support.wordpress.com/reader/
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The easiest way not to miss anything is to follow blogs by email.
I have followed blogs by email. The problem is like button. I can not like via email. Isn’t it?
You can ‘like’ posts from your email, if you get them there… but only for the blogs you follow. The reader isn’t always ideal.
How to like posts from email?
If the post is delivered to your email inbox, there is a button to ‘like’ within each post.
I agree with Sue, Yoshiko. In an email notification you have three buttons appear at the bottom of the notification – ‘Like’ ‘Comment’ ‘See all Comments’ Just click on the like and the WordPress post will open in another window. I find this much easier than using my reader for blogs i follow 🙂 That’s how I got here 🙂
I see. Thanks 🙂
pleasure is all mine 🙂
🙂
I was hoping there was some option in wordpress! maybe they will later discover some trick, like facebook where you can individually visit every friend and spend as much time you want on their blogs straight from your own profile! you don’t have to look for their comments/remember their blog urls etc
I’m sorry my furriend, but Granny and I have no idea. Wish you luck! Pawkisses for a Happy Weekend :0 ❤
see if you like my way, my post today https://andidreamed.wordpress.com/2015/04/25/reading-works-of-friends/