These are the settings for Newest Nodes (linked above) Newest Nodes Settings

As far as I understand the description you only see the last 24h if you [Clear my 'last checked' time]

Otherwise you should see all of them since your last click [I've checked all of these]

DISCLAIMER: I prefer RAT so no guaranty. And RAT has more options, I think you can even make it look like newest nodes.

EDIT

I looked into the form to set the days, thankfully PM is very flexible ... :)

Try using this as a workaround ?node_id=3628&numdays=3 ;-)

(only works after [Clear my 'last checked' time])

UPDATE
see also Problems with Newest Nodes

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re: Make posts in Newest Nodes show longer? (workaround) by LanX
in thread Make posts in Newest Nodes show longer? by bliako

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