Actually, pages also use the loop to display contents, but there will only be one “post” to loop through. Pages are treated almost exactly the same way as single posts as far as reading and rendering content goes. If you’re creating your own page.php file for a theme, take a look first at how Twenty … Read more
Fixed by editing the post tag itself inside the tags section of the admin page. Thanks for all help.
When you want to debug any issue, follow these steps: Check Firefox or another browser to make sure it’s not a system issue but is, in fact, a browser issue. Use the build-in debugger in IE to diagnose your problems. You’ve already done step 1. You’ve pointed out that the site works well everywhere but … Read more
Switching to a new navigation plugin solved this problem! http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-paginate/
The redirect has to be a 301, not an internal request. Otherwise WordPress will search dor a page named blog. And you don’t need mod_rewrite. # Apache 1.3 needs a complete URL RedirectMatch Permanent ^/blog$ http://example.com/ # Apache 2.x needs just the path RedirectMatch Permanent ^/blog$ /
Unless you have a particular reason to have meta box order values , that would be overkill. Instead ditch the excerpt for pages, and add a meta box called “intro_content” (or whatever). Then in a home.php query you can easily grab this info and order it however you want using html. For instance: // replace … Read more
You can create a “custom link” for those pages where you need to add a querystring. Have you tried that? Best of luck!
The problem was due to a secondary loop in the page—before this loop, the page knows it’s a page; but after the loop (and in the footer, where the Admin Bar and my code would be rendered), the page thought it was the last post of the secondary loop. Neither wp_reset_query() nor wp_reset_postdata() worked; I … Read more
This plugin should help you. It ads the Excerpt Meta box to the Edit Page: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/page-excerpts-for-wordpress-three/ Good luck!
You should be able to do this with just having the front page show blog posts like it does by default. No need to make empty pages and redirect and all that. In the theme file that contains your navigation (quite likely header.php), look for something that looks like this: <ul> <?php wp_list_pages( /* maybe … Read more