The standard pagination on the blog page looks like this:
Is there a way to make the pagination reverse? That is, it started with the last page (here 16) and ended with the first page?
I don’t mean only order field in query! What I mean is that the pagination should be correct, i.e. a post that goes to page e.g. 5 would be on page 5 until the end of the world, and not move as the number of posts increases.
I am very surprised that no one is surprised that wordpress displays recent posts on the first page. This is illogical. The oldest entries should be on the first page and stay there forever. Does it really not bother anyone?
I searched for a solution to this problem outside of the Bricks ecosystem as well, but unfortunately I did not find one.
@timmse Unfortunately, @aslotta has disappeared and does not answer questions.
Can you please tell me how in Bricks to get the effect I am asking about, i.e. pagination page numbering from highest to lowest? That is, the most recent posts are on the page with the highest number, and the first posts are on page number 1?
At least point in the direction, please.