jewessel

Thanks for your help. I’ll post when I make some progress.

I only have access to the files via the wp editor window. Can I create a new file via that editor? I guess I need to get their FTP info.

I named the homepage template “Home” and the filename is home.php The News & Events page is using the “about” template whose filename is page_about.php (you can see it in the pastebin).

Okay. I made a Home template, created a blank page & applied the Home template to it, then went in and set up the static page as Home and the Posts page as News & Events. That worked for the front page, but it also displayed the front page template on the News & Events page.

Arg!

Here’s the code if you need to see it:
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/8cdmPG1S

I tried changing that, and it is problematic, as the previous developer has built the front page as static html and it isn’t available to me as a page in the dropdown menu in the General>Reading settings.

Sorry – I didn’t see that you had changed the “exclude” line in the array. But after fooling around, I figured out another fix. I put the numbers inside single quotes and that worked.

'exclude' => '192,538'

That didn’t work. ??

Thanks. It’s working great.

I’ve just installed the most recent update, and now my @ symbols are displaying as copyright symbols and the periods look like commas.

I looked at the at-glyph and dot-glyph and they look fine.

Any clue what is going on?

Yes, I have mailto tags. Great. I’ll take them off.

This plug-in is going to work really well, since the client needs to change the email list annually, and the less html they have to deal with the better!

Thanks.

I just changed my permalinks back to default, saved, then set it to /%pagename%/ again and resaved, and that fixed it.

Thanks for your quick response!

Did you ever find anything? I’m trying to find the same thing…

Actually – I just found it in my header file. The code looked like this:

<title><?php wp_title(”); if (function_exists(‘is_tag’) and is_tag()) { ?><?php } if (is_archive()) { ?><?php } elseif (is_search()) { ?><?php echo $s; } if ( !(is_404()) and (is_search()) or (is_single()) or (is_page()) or (function_exists(‘is_tag’) and is_tag()) or (is_archive()) ) { ?><?php _e(‘ | ‘); ?><?php } ?><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></title>

I took the pipe out of here <?php _e(‘ | ‘); ?> and that fixed it.

I’m getting the same thing. Has this issue been sorted out?