So this is inching toward 31 posts, where I can test the <<Previous and >>Next buttons some more.
Unfortunately, I have no new insights yet. Allow me to point out that 26 = 2 x 13, so this may be twice as unlucky.
Luckily, I personally do not believe that 13 is an unlucky number, so the above statement is true: twice "nothing" is still Just continuing to track how Weebly handles strings of blog posts.
I am still adding a daily trivial post to see exactly what Weebly does with them.  Mike DeHaan I have a big smile because Weebly does what I had expected.
When the "<<Previous" button is clicked, it lists the ten posts written prior to the ten in the first list. It still hides earlier posts behind another "<<Previous" button. My next experimental post should let me check another aspect of the <<Previous function.
These are still just experiments in exploring how Weebly deals with blog posts.
Just a few more trivial posts should give me the data for another test. I already know that the blog shows the 10 most recent entries, and the "<<PREVIOUS" button shows older entries. The next test will be: does "<<PREVIOUS" show groups of 10 entries? The suspense is so acute.
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