This should be simple to do, but I haven't gotten response to earlier request(http://drupal.org/node/63522
). Rant further down the page, but first my immediate request.
I want to have the specific user's blog page, eg "Jim's Blogs" list all of their blog posts to date, in date order (recent to earliest), on one page-- or at least with X number of posts per page and then a pagination set of links. Default currently lists only one post at a time with a series of pagination links, making it awkward to see a whole series of blog posts by a single user over time on a page.
It seems to me that the easiest thing would be to hack to blog.module code to do this, since I think this is where the display for single user is drawn from, but I don't know which lines of code control this. I have searched and searched the Handbook, forums, etc., and can't find where this is referenced.
Drupal Rant
Rants against Drupal seem to get noticed more than questions about usage, but this isn't just a ploy to get noticed, I'm really frustrated about this aspect of Drupal.
This is one of the most frustrating things about Drupal for me. I'm not a coder, but I'm savvy enough to mod things and willing to experiment on my own. But unless a module is already created for something (and doesn't involve changing twenty other things to implement), or you are part of the arcane, advanced coder fraternity, you can't get answers! When I get no answer it's hard to know exactly what this means. I don't know if the thing just passed people by, or I asked a stupid question, or the experienced people go "He should already know this or don't use Drupal...", or nobody knows, or what.