Hello, that parameter works as supposed but please take care that:
1. It refers to the number of days not the number of articles
2. It works for Joomla articles not for K2 articles
If you want to limit the number of K2 articles to the most 10 recent ones, you need to change the Raw SQL query as below:
| Code: |
SELECT
`#__k2_items`.`title`,
`#__k2_items`.`modified`,
CONCAT_WS(':', `#__k2_items`.`id`, `#__k2_items`.`alias`) AS `id`,
`#__k2_items`.`catid`,
`#__k2_items`.`publish_up`,
`#__k2_items`.`metakey`,
`#__k2_categories`.`name`
FROM `#__k2_items`
JOIN `#__k2_categories` ON `#__k2_items`.`catid` = `#__k2_categories`.`id`
WHERE
`#__k2_categories`.`published` = '1'
AND `#__k2_items`.`published` = '1'
AND `#__k2_items`.`access` IN {aid}
AND (`#__k2_items`.`language` = '*' OR `#__k2_items`.`language` = '' OR `#__k2_items`.`language` = {langtag})
AND `#__k2_items`.`trash` = '0'
AND (`#__k2_items`.`publish_down` > NOW() OR `#__k2_items`.`publish_down` = '0000-00-00 00:00:00')
ORDER BY
`#__k2_items`.`created` DESC
LIMIT 10
|
where at the bottom you see the custom ordering and limit
| Code: |
ORDER BY
`#__k2_items`.`created` DESC
LIMIT 10
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