I am not sure what your loop looks like from which you are adding the articles to your list. All you need do is to create a variable to hold your counter somewhere before the while statement in your loop. This could be something like <?php $counter = 0; ?> Note I am setting the … Read more
Sounds like your news-box isn’t using clean methods for pulling posts. I’m guessing that you are not using the get_posts() function. You’re probably creating a new WP_Query object from scratch? Try using get_posts(), as it will take care of keeping the original page query clean for you.
I managed to solve the problem. Here’s how to do it, in case anyone else ever needs this solution. ** Updated Mar 10 3:30am EST ** The previous function that I had here was displaying the page properly, but was returning a 404 error code. I’ve replaced the bad code example with a working one … Read more
This is pretty easy, as WordPress sets css classes for the parent pages. Default we hide all sublists (ul) from the menu with .menu ul { display: none; } Then when the parent page is selected we use the css classes that are set by WordPress to show the sublists again. .menu .current_page_ancestor, .menu .current_page_parent … Read more
You want to use the template file archive-{posttype}.php to output an archive index of your Custom Post Type, and the template file single-{posttype}.php to output a single Custom Post. Refer to the Codex entry for Template Hierarchy.
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There are a lot of pieces to this puzzle. You need to be able to convert the postcodes into a numerical data format so you can query the pages/posts with “is greater than [current location minus 5 miles] and less than [current location plus 5 miles”. In two dimensions. This means storing the latitude and … Read more
One way to handle this would be to set your permalink settings to /%category%/%postname%/ and just assign all of the blog posts to a category of “blog”
You need to include comments functionality via comments_template(), because this function doesn’t merely include the comments.php, file, but also handles all of the querying and functions required for displaying comments. While the Codex doesn’t really get into details, you can see, by looking at source, what’s going on: <?php /** * Loads the comment template … Read more
Create a custom navigation menu and order the pages in wp-admin/nav-menus.php. You shouldn’t mess around with wp_list_pages() anymore. To get a Home link into the list of available pages add the following code to your theme’s functions.php: add_filter( ‘wp_page_menu_args’, ‘add_home_link_to_nav_menu_editor’ ); function add_home_link_to_nav_menu_editor( $args ) { $args[‘show_home’] = TRUE; return $args; }