lisamwise

Also, private posts do not show when in the main site – there is no error, but the page is blank. If I go to /wordpress/pageid, it works!

If I go to my site under the /wordpress/ directory they work!

I don’t think so. It is generated by a javascript on stats.wordpress.com. It is called on line 96 in the stats.php file for the plugin. I believe this script creates the stats info for visitors, so you can’t just delete it. From other threads that I have read, it is there to let you know that WordPress.com Stats is working.

I had the same problem. You will need to contact [email protected] to get the issue resolved. Explain the situation in detail with the usernames for each of the WordPress accounts you are using and the site you are trying to use the API key on.

This appears to be something they have to allow on their end.

I am looking for the exact same thing. I have been doing a lot of searching and found that there may be a way to do it with custom fields. I am not a programmer, so I have no idea how to implement.

i had this same thing happen. i saw another thread where the person couldn’t write new posts, so I tried and it worked fine. Also, my categories were all back after I wrote the new post. Weird!

This page shows both a listing of sub-pages and the main navigation.

https://www.dps.iastate.edu/wordpress/?page_id=2

It turned out to be a php memory issue. My server was limited to 8Mb. They upped it to 20mb and everything worked fine.

I changed the slug for the included page to “home,” but nothing changed.

I edit the page that is included in the pages.php template using Manage -> Pages. Right now, my access provider doesn’t allow me to use the Theme Editor or any of the other wp file management capabilities.

I haven’t made the welcome page slug “home” yet. My home template isn’t really a “template,” but uses the built in home template (home.php).

I would also like to only navigage throught the child pages. Is this possible?