Blogspot博客文章显示异常求助：已发布11篇仅部分可见

Hey there, let’s work through this Blogspot post visibility and pagination problem together—here’s a step-by-step breakdown of what to check and fix:

1. Double-Check Your "Posts Per Page" Setting #

First, head to your Blogspot dashboard and navigate to Settings > Posts, comments and sharing. Look for the "Show at most" option under the Blog posts per page section.

If this is set to 6, your pagination should split 11 posts into 6 on page 1 and 5 on page 2—but your current setup is showing only 3 on page 2, which suggests this setting might be misconfigured, or something is overriding it. Update the value to your preferred number (like 6) and save changes, then refresh your blog to test.

2. Confirm All Posts Are Actually Published #

Go to Posts > All posts in your dashboard, then filter by Published and count again. Sometimes posts can accidentally be marked as Draft, Scheduled, or Private (restricted to only you). If any posts are in these statuses, switch them to Published if they’re meant to be live for your audience.

3. Inspect Your Theme’s Pagination Code #

If the settings check out, the issue might lie in your custom theme’s code. Here’s how to troubleshoot:

• Go to Theme > Customize > Edit HTML.
• Search for the post loop and pagination sections—look for code like <b:loop values='data:posts' var='post'> (the default post display loop) or <b:include data='nextpage' name='nextpage'/> (default pagination).
• Ensure the code is using Blogspot’s native variables correctly. If you’ve added custom JavaScript pagination, it might be conflicting with the default system. Try temporarily switching to a default Blogspot theme (like Contempo or Soho) to see if the pagination works as expected. If it does, your custom theme has a bug in its pagination logic that needs fixing.

4. Rule Out Caching Issues #

Browser cache can sometimes cause outdated post counts to stick. Clear your browser’s cache and cookies, then open your blog in an incognito/private window to check if the post numbers update correctly. You can also ask a friend to view the blog from their device to confirm it’s not a local caching problem.

5. Check for Post Visibility Restrictions #

Some posts might have hidden restrictions that block them from public view. For each post, open the editor, go to Settings > Post settings, and check the Visibility section. Make sure all posts are set to Public (not restricted to specific countries or age groups)—restricted posts won’t appear in public pagination.

After trying these steps, your 11 posts should display correctly (e.g., 6 on page 1, 5 on page 2 if you set "Show at most" to 6). If the homepage count drops to 5 after publishing new posts, revisit the "Show at most" setting—sometimes theme updates can reset this value unexpectedly.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Hamza Benhilal