It indeed seems to come from "Site settings - 'Default number of items per page'."

For a quick fix, I changed it to 100, as I don't have that many pages in any of the sections yet (e.g. blog, pages, events). But it's not the best solution.

I'm not sure now if this is working as intended or not. If it's a bug, how/where would I report it?

how/where would I report it?

https://github.com/Elgg/Elgg/issues

You can temporarily fix this adding 'limit' => false to "PagesNav.php"

'batch' => true,
'limit' => false,
'sort_by' => [
   'property_type' => 'metadata',
   'property' => 'title',
  'direction' => 'ASC',
],

Will be fixed in the next Elgg release https://github.com/Elgg/Elgg/pull/14834

'views' => [
    'default' => [
      'assets/' => elgg_get_data_path() . 'assets/',
    ],
],

/mod/my_plugin/views/default/assets/topbar_logo.png

Awesome! It works like a charm now. Thank you for the update.

Since I already created the assets folder, I chose to add the "views" bit to my elgg-plugin.

A beautifully styled little logo can make quite the difference for the layout. :)

Added a new plugin with this feature

In order for most notifications to work you need to have the CRON configured on your website. https://learn.elgg.org/en/stable/admin/cron.html

Make sure you've set this up correctly. You can see if this is setup correctly by going to /admin/cron there you can see the last time the cron ran (And also the last 5 cron logs).

In order for notifications to work you need to have the minute cron working. Other plugins can use the cron for scheduled tasks on different intervals so they all need to be setup.

Every hosting provider has different ways to set this up so look into how this should work for your hoster.

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction, Jerome. Much appreciated.

After some investigation I found out that my webhoster required an additional script in my webspace to activate those cronjobs. Their customer service created that script for me and now all the notifications from day 1 to now keep pouring in by e-mail. :)

Meanwhile, there are also other cronjobs activated (up to "hourly").

Is there something else I need to still do regarding cronjobs? Or is that now set up sufficiently?

Thanks again for the support. This is all new to me, but I'm learning a lot and if you follow my posts, you can see my progression. I hope. ;)

@elggnoob

If you see in the admin panel (/admin/cron) that all cron jobs are running, it means that everything is working as expected.

FYI: 1, 2, 3