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  • It’s easier than it sounds. I don’t quite have time to detail everything step by step, but I’ll put you on the write track.

    First you need to understand that there is a template page called archive.php, this is called when category.php, date.php, author.php doesn’t exist. So what you do is you take your single.php page and you first rename it as archive.php. Then you go in and remove <? the_content(); ?> so all your left with is headers. From there you just start styling it make it to a list or whatever you want.

    Thread Starter tl

    (@tl)

    I have resolved this:

    I’ve created a page named archive index with the write/page feature and the archive template listed here but when it lists the page it doesn’t say, https://www.yeahrightfilms.com/blog/archive_index, it says https://www.yeahrightfilms.com/blog/?page_id=20. How do I fix this?

    My archives index is now https://www.yeahrightfilms.com/blog/archives

    I am still looking for a way to display all of my archives.

    You have to write a custom SQL query, there isn’t a predefined function to call them all.

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