New question: is there a way to get #wordpress to show all the posts in a given query on a single page from the URL query string, without having to build a custom template for it, or otherwise modify template files on the server?
For example, something I could add to the end of the URL https://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/category/tech/grid/?order=asc in order to get all of my Grid posts on a single page that I could print or PDF-ize or just run through in a single scroll. I’ve reviewed the list of query vars and none seem applicable.
@Meyerweb Settings > Reading > Blog post show at most __ posts and define that maximum and so no, there's no way to do that. One ends up with a pagination solution one way or another. Whether a Plugin that overrides that top limit everywhere or for a category or tag or any date archive view. It can also be with a template override file (category-grid.php in your case) to override the limit others have mentioned. I am experimenting with an automatic lazy load on my own site lately and like it.
@Meyerweb I’ve tried showposts, numposts, numberposts, posts_per_page, all with values 0 or -1, and haven’t stumbled across anything that works. If anything worked it would expect it to be something like that.
@Meyerweb I’ve done that with query strings but only via a custom template. I guess you might be able to do something via pre_get_posts and $_GET['foo'] as a function within functions.php
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