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Now I understand what I did wrong. Thank you esmi.

By the way, I replaced my code with yours and it works just fine now on the tag template. I am going to see if it works on the other templates as well.

Sorry for my lack of understanding and thank you for your time.
Why is it that when I use this with a date or category it only shows the posts in that date and category but when I do a tag it always shows all posts instead of just posts with that tag?

So I added /cart (checkout page) to “Never cache the following pages:”
Not the checkout page acts normally in IE9.
Is this the correct solution?
Also, why would it work on Chrome and not IE9?

For now, I have been able to add the style inside the plugin file.
If anyone else has any other ideas please let me know.

I saw that yesterday. That’s great.

Any feedback regarding this? Would love to remove the editor from pages where that block is not being used. Specially the Home Page.

Thank you guys for the replies.
I came across custom posts types and went down the rabbit whole.
For now, that’s what I am trying. The nice thing about it is that it separates “slides” from posts or pages. You can also easily make it so “slides” dont show up on the archive page, category or search.
I looked into the site maps (specially the ones auto created by Attracta) an it doesnt pick up any post or page that is not linked internally.
Just to take it to the next “what if”, I also duplicated the 404 and created a single-slider “just in case”.
I think this will work well for sliders.
As far as going for that “nintendo style” I will look more into the plugin type you guys suggested.
Again, thank you.

I am not sure I understand what this plugin does.
Does this plugin give you the capability to split content in 1 page into different “blocks”?
Something like this might work. The only bummer is not being able to use the featured image feature.
I like your thinking and way you went about the problem. I will look into this suggestion.

I like to make pages or posts specific for the homepage slider to call on.
I dont broadcast the link to those pages/posts anywhere but its bugs the ocd out of me knowing that anyone can visit those pages/posts with a link.

Another use I may have for it is on very specific type of website designs.
For example in:
https://www.nintendo.com/wii

That page is broken down in 4 content sections. Each of those sections can be a wodpress page that is called upon but not all those sections need to have its own linked page.

How that would work for me is, I could have a “Services” page that calls on 3-4 different related services on one page but I dont want those 3-4 pages to be shown stand-alone.

Did I explain myself?

Yeah I understand. The issue is when someone stumbles upon it. It would be nice if either you cant stumble upon it all together or if it redirected to the home page.
My original plan was to just to set those pages to the index theme but then I got concerned that I would then have XX links/pages with the same content and would have some kind of negative impact on search engines.

Hard for me to understand why this works but it does for me:
https://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2008/04/19/paging-and-custom-wordpress-loops/
If you are interested in showing posts in your archive page with pages working I recommend the code on the link.

OK, I solved the issue of the missing/empty page.
I changed the category base to blog which is the same name as the archive page.
I put the base to default and now the page is not missing.
I ended up trying blog/topics to keep fluidity and that worked as well.
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New problem, the next/previous pages all contain the same post.
While looking for answers earlier I remember finding some threads about this so hopefully I can get this fixed.
If you can help me with this tho I would really appreciate it.

Sorry about. I am using a new set of codes now that now shows the “next page” link except that when it goes to /page/2 its empty/missing.

<?php $paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1; query_posts("type=post&;paged=$paged"); ?>
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
///POST PREVIEW///
<?php endif; ?>
<?php posts_nav_link(' | ','&laquo; Newer Articles','Older Articles &raquo;'); ?>

I took off the post code since that shouldn’t be a factor and keeps me under 10 lines ??

If it matters, this is the code I use for the category.php which works:

[code moderated - use the pastebin for any code over the forum limit of 10 lines]

The only problem I have with this one is that the subheading doesnt show up on all posts ??