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i’m seeing the same thing for all pages on my domain, whether they were contained within wordpress or not (I have a few static and popular pages on my site that are just html files in subdirs not managed by WP)

bump. any ideas? is there a way to exclude a page (not a post) from going out in the RSS feed?

no, nothing on that page applies

aaawwwesome, thx!

I’m now thinking this is better placed in the Themes forum. Can someone move it for me?

bump and more info:

I tried again with a new install, and the problem rears itself only after I add /blog to the front of my custom permalink structure (which now reads /blog/%year%/%postname%/). Before I add this (and even with a static home, blog home on /blog) the year archive works as expected. After, it doesn’t.

Ideas?

Ok, never mind. I found a solution. Check out is_child()!

https://erik.range-it.de/wordpress/plugins/is_child/

This does precisely what I was looking for.

thanks for the reply, i hadn’t seen that page!

however, it looks like the technique listed there works if I list out all of the pages manually in my header (even if I wrap them in php if’s). i’m hoping to use this function:


<?php wp_list_page('depth=1&title_li='); ?>


to list out all top Pages in the database as menu items on the nav list. this way I don’t have to keep updating the header.php every time I change/add a parent Page. But…I still need a way to highlight the ‘Archives’ page when relevant (i.e. is_single(), etc.).

The example I’m using gets around this problem with ‘home’ because it puts it *first* in the list and as such, can do it manually. I suppose I could put ‘Archives’ last in the list and do it manually also, but I don’t want it last.

ideas?