the following problem :
I’ve got an automated mailing every week on wednesday.

I missed one week in october and now wysija is pulling these old posts too. (which I don’t want because it’s old news ).

Is there a way to alter the status of a post in order not to be “pulled” for the automated mailing.
Putting them as “concept” does the trick, but is not a solution on the long term.

any ideas how to do this ?
thx in advance

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I’m pulling a page into my custom home page. I know how to do this using categories as I do using pages. However what I’m lacking what should be some basic PHP principals of syntax.

Here I’m pulling my Page of info into my home page using:

<div class="test_page">
<?php
  $page_id = 41; //ID of page from your WP admin panel
  $page_data = get_page( $page_id ); 

  echo $page_data->post_title; // Show page title
  echo $page_data->post_content; // Show page content
?>
</div>

It works perfect!

What I can’t seem to figure out reading at PHP.net is how to properly nest HTML within the Echo statement ie:

echo $page_data->post_title('<h1> the_title();</h1>');

I would like to place some H1 tags around the title portion of this.

Any insight would be much appreciated.

~ Jonny

I’d like to have a different display for A and for B — the A category has a different “look” than B. The blog will basically have a front page that allows you to choose whether you want to view the A section or the B section.

But I want, at the top of A, to have a box that says “The latest post in B:” and then, pulled from B, the TITLE of the latest post in B, and a 100x100px image from the latest post in B. If you click that box, you get moved over to blog category B.

Similarly, at the top of the “B” blog, I want to have “Recent news in A:”, then, pulled from A, the TITLE of the latest post in A, and a 100x100px image from the latest post in A. If you click that box, you get moved over to blog category A.

Where do I begin to look for information on how to do this? I’m stumbling along okay with CSS and some WP PHP codes, but the more sophisticated stuff is still beyond me. I’m even having trouble figuring out how to SEARCH for answers for this.

I know how to display them using a service like feeddigest, but I’m wondering if there is a better way.