In my opinion you should create a new page-child.php and new categories just for that. And assign that page to the blog posts and the new GrupOf categories in use. Not sure if there is any better solution at least this one will not compromise the rest of the site. But wait a bit more … Read more
Sounds like you need to set the Settings -> Reading option for the posts page.
Check the permissions of the functions.php. This page in de Codex about changing file permissions explains a lot about wich permissions you have, or can use. On computer filesystems, different files and directories have permissions that specify who and what can read, write, modify and access them. This is important because WordPress may need access … Read more
Make sure to read over this thread. There are step-by-step instructions on dealing with sub-folders and root URLs. It’s not as simple as changing the settings in WP, you have to edit a couple files to make it work as well. http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
My blog has a design issue.
Retry to flush the rewrite rules or else just remove the htaccess file if you’re using default.
You say that blog will reside in http://example.org/blog. That’s incorrect. It will be as a part of your installation http://example.org. Create two pages: Intro and Blog. In Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays – select – A static page -> Front page – and choose Intro, then in Blog page – choose Blog. Set … Read more
you need to add the same code for displaying “custom title” into your single.php like this $custom_title = get_post_meta($post->ID,’custom fields name’,true); echo $custom_title;
The loop term in WP refers to concept of iterating over post objects and (typically) filling global variables with data of current one. It can be identified by one of: the_post() function calls (main loop) $some_variable->the_post() method calls (secondary loops using WP_Query object) setup_postdata( $post ) (more raw version, working with array of post objects) … Read more
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