I'm not sure if this is possible, but that's why I'm checking here. I've seen a number of posts on sorting blog topics alphabetically, but I'd like to output blog topics on the order added to the post.
Example, if I add Security, Intelligence, Mapping, I want them to appear in that order. However, by default, they seem to appear in .. I don't know, the order the tags were created maybe? I can alphabetize them like here but that's not really what I'm looking for. I'm just using the default loop for the time being.
{% if content.topic_list %}
{% for topic in content.topic_list %}
{{ topic.name }}{#% if not loop.last %},{% endif %#}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
I've created an extra module but you can do it directly in the listing HTML
{% set blog_tags = blog_tags('module.blog_field', 250) %}
{% set sorted_tags = blog_tags|sort(False, False, 'name') %}
{% set tag_posts = blog_recent_tag_posts(blog_tags, sorted_tags, 100)|sort(False, False, 'name') %}
{% for post in tag_posts %}
<div class="post-title">{{ post.name }}</div> {# replace this with your single post layout #}
{% endfor %}
edit:
If you decide to create a custom module simply add a "blog" function. By default it will be called "blog_field". If you give it a custom name replace it in the first line of code.
I've created an extra module but you can do it directly in the listing HTML
{% set blog_tags = blog_tags('module.blog_field', 250) %}
{% set sorted_tags = blog_tags|sort(False, False, 'name') %}
{% set tag_posts = blog_recent_tag_posts(blog_tags, sorted_tags, 100)|sort(False, False, 'name') %}
{% for post in tag_posts %}
<div class="post-title">{{ post.name }}</div> {# replace this with your single post layout #}
{% endfor %}
edit:
If you decide to create a custom module simply add a "blog" function. By default it will be called "blog_field". If you give it a custom name replace it in the first line of code.
it makes me very proud and glad that my thoughts are asked.
Thanks very much :).
I have to admit that I haven't come into contact with it yet. But I do my best and I came across it in my research and I think that would be the solution.
Thanks again for your help. Unfortunately, that doesn't look like it'll work for what I need. That function allows me to return a specific tag or array of tags from a blog. I want to return the blog tags from the post itself in the order in which they're added in the back-end. Do you know what the default behavior is? I can't seem to find info on that either. It seems to maybe be based on when the tags were initially created in the blog itself?