Richard Coan

WordPress is first and foremost a blog tool, however with page templates you can create Website Only Themes. Ive created several in the past, only used the posts for sections like news.

As for Website Only Themes, they exist, most tend to be tailored toward the blog style though I’ve seen. If you are savvy at CSS/HTML maybe a little PHP you can always build a theme yourself.

Oh and don’t forget to check with whoever is in-charge of Web Technologies, to look into Website Accessibility Rules.

Well after some reading I’m guessing there is no way to do this. Time for plan B, Merge Child with Parent and delete the unnecessary templates…

Connections break in 3.0 on regular edits as well know.

I needed something similar, the most simplest solution is to modify the classes.php in the wp-includes->start_el where the lists are generated. I created and additional class in the css_classes array of
'level-'.$depth
(depth is already declared but not used for this function) for the anchor links i added:
class="anchor-level-'.$depth.'"
I don’t see why this was not already done, however the modification is even more simple then the complex solutions of getting the parents then querying all the children to do this.