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Apologies, I probably should know the answer to this but I think I probably missed an update notification.

Somewhere between Hugo v0.55.6 which my live site is currently using and v0.67.0 which I have installed now on my dev PC, something changed in respect to listing out all of the posts and pages on the site.

I want all content to be listed on my homepage (in reverse chronological order - latest first). My content is split between posts, some pages and some knowledgebase articles.

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This is the list template that currently displays everything:

{{ define "main" }}
<div class="content">

    {{- if not .IsHome -}}
    <h1 title="{{.Kind}}">{{ .Title }}</h1>
    {{- else -}}
    <h1 title="{{.Kind}}">Home</h1>
    {{- end -}}

    {{- if .Params.Description -}}
    <div class="space-below" title="Page description"><blockquote>
        {{- .Params.Description | markdownify -}}
    </blockquote></div>
    {{- end -}}

    {{- if .Content -}}{{/* --- Display page content, if any --- */}}
    <div class="content">{{ .Content }}</div>
    {{- end -}}

    {{/* --- List section content for the current section --- */}}
    <div class="articles">
        {{/* NB: .Data.Pages auto-filters to the "current" content level */}}
        {{- $paginator := .Paginate (where .Data.Pages.ByLastmod.Reverse "Section" "!=" "") -}}
        {{- range  $paginator.Pages -}}
            {{- partial "article-summary.html" . -}}
        {{- end -}}
        {{- template "_internal/pagination.html" . -}}
    </div>

</div>
{{ end }}

I’m using my own template.

My site is here:

When running live, this is what the homepage article list looks like (lots of entries):

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and when running with the latest Hugo version, it looks like this (only 3 entries):

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Can anyone help me get my full list back please?

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I think the change in .58 is what you are looking for.

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Oops, too quick. Now my knowledgebase pages, tag and category pages also show everything whereas previously they showed only the correct subset. A bit more work to do.

That’s great, thanks for that. For other people’s reference, the list.html changes to this:

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OK, in the end, I had to create a new template for the home page rather than using the list.html for everything.

Slightly annoying since only 1 line needed to be different. I expect there is a more elegant way to put it all in the list.html template but time is short.

You seem to need this for the home page (home.html):

{{- $paginator := .Paginate (where .Site.RegularPages.ByLastmod.Reverse "Section" "!=" "") -}}

And this for all other section home pages (list.html):

{{- $paginator := .Paginate (where .Data.Pages.ByLastmod.Reverse "Section" "!=" "") -}}
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