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Nice one Kafkaesqui. That’s exactly what I was looking for. Cheers.

Yeah, I mean page template. So I can do different things in say, header.php, depending on what template is being used.

I’ve actually found a way of doing this aftyer digging through functions.php for a bit. get_page_template() returns the name of the template but with the entire absolute address of the server as well. So it’s a bit long winded, but is doing the job! ??

There really should be a nice clean function to find what page template you are using though. As I suggest earlier:

is_template(‘name’) would be good.

Yeah, found that page in my search. Doesn’t help much though.

There must be a simple way of sending that info into the loop and all the other loop data like categories, or months, etc…

My charset is set to UTF-8 in WP options, in the head of all my pages, and in a .htaccess rule.

Most of the characters are working, but a few – such as opening single quote are not.

ie. All my #8216 characters are missing in the code – they are all #8217.

Any pointers?

I don’t think it’s just for search engines.
It’s also a lot more friendly for people. People use your weblog too right, and the basic theory is that they want to see something that makes sense.
The cryptic url is just as permanent.

Thanks.
I thought it was strange that there was no friendly interface to do this.
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