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hello
there is one problem I always face with google blogger blogs .
i have blog http://npicx.blogspot.com/
problem is that there are two posts appear on front page from control panel Layout-->Blog Posts widget settings i set it to 9 posts on home page but its not changing i change templates but still same problem not more than 2 posts appear on front page of my blog

anybody know how to fix this problem

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Observed symptom (reported by ): the homepage shows only two posts even though the Blog Posts gadget was set to a larger number. Common root causes are widget filters, a second/hidden Blog Posts gadget, mobile/template limits, or an HTML/loop cap in the template.

Suggested checks:

  • Inspect every Blog Posts gadget in Layout and confirm no label filter is applied (the label field should be blank to show all posts) and that the gadget in the main content section has the post count set to 9.
  • Look for duplicate Blog Posts gadgets (header/home modules sometimes show only the latest 1–2 items while the main feed is elsewhere).
  • Rule out mobile/template behavior by viewing the site without the mobile query string (remove ?m=1), clearing the browser cache, or using an incognito window.
  • Temporarily switch to a stock Blogger theme and reapply the 9‑post setting to see if the problem follows the template.

Template/HTML checks (backup first):

  • Export the template before any edits. Search the HTML for limiting tokens such as max-results, numPosts, data:posts, or b:loop; those spots commonly contain hard caps on how many posts the loop outputs. Increase/remove the cap only after a backup.
  • Confirm the desired entries are actually published (not drafts or future-scheduled posts).

As noted, the official Blogger help covers widget behavior; when the above checks still leave only two posts visible, the Layout/template configuration almost always contains the cause — most often a label filter, a hidden/duplicate widget, a mobile-template restriction, or a hard cap inside the template code.

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