dlozupone

I am having this same problem. Did you get any solution to this?

Your index.php will still need a loop. The content pulled for that loop is dependent upon which page you are viewing. So, if you are actually viewing the blog index, whether it be the homepage of your site or a different page, your posts will be pulled and rendered in the loop. If you are viewing a different page, then the content for that page will be used in the loop.

No matter what page template you are using, it must have a loop if you wish to render content from the database. Or a separate mechanism to query the database and display results found.

I hope that helps.

Yes, something like that should work as well.

I think I misunderstood your original question.

Is there a loop at all on the page.php template? Or have you created an individual page.php template for each page on your site and added the content to that template?

If you are going to use content stored as posts or pages in the wordpress db, the page must have a loop.

Have you gone to the Reading settings and set the “Front page displays:” to “a static page” and selected the appropriate pages in the dropdowns?

Can you post a link to an example on your site?

The simplest thing to do is delete the site from your hosting account. That way, there will be no way to access any of the content currently available.

Is that feasible? Do YOU still need access to content as it is now? If so, then move it to a local server or to a host with an unregistered domain name.

You should re-install the plugins you need one by one, checking your site after each addition. At some point, the blank page should re-appear allowing you to identify the problem plugin. At that point, you can submit a ticket to the plugin developer.

Hope that helps.

John–

The archive should only be listing the posts associated with that particular month. For example, the link in your sidebar Archives widget for August 2012 should only list the “Why do we Have to Eat Meat” post. It is listing posts from other months as well. This most likely means your archive template is not set up properly. What it looks like is you have a section that is listing the ten latest posts and not a section listing the posts from the chosen time period.

If I am not mistaken, you are using a StudioPress Genesis framework child theme. You should contact them if that is the case.

I hope that helps.

Unfortunately, no. Pages can only have one parent.

I assume from your post that you want to have the ‘massage’ page appear under multiple items in a menu. Is this correct?

If so, then you can use the Menu Creator (Appearance >> Menus ) to create any menu structure you would like. You just need to ensure that your theme supports menus, which would be surprising if it did not.

Hope that helps.

Were does this code go?