muthukswamy

You can setup widgets for each page(but that will be heavy for large sites). Widgets will provide what you want, it can insert the predefined code.

I have another option but it requires javascript knowledge. You can use jQuery to insert the additional HTML codes to your main div tag. Here is an example:

jQuery:

$(document).ready(function(){
	$(".rounded-box").append("<div class="box-top-left-corner"></div><div class="box-top-edge"></div><div class="box-top-right-corner"></div><div class="box-left-edge"></div><div class="box-right-edge"></div><div class="box-bottom-left-corner"></div><div class="box-bottom-edge"></div><div class="box-bottom-right-corner"></div>");
});

Actual HTML:

<div class="rounded-box">
    <h5>Editable Heading</h5>
    <div class="tables">
    	Editable Content Here - paragraphs, tables etc.
    </div>
</div>

This will result in what you require.

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=' . __('Pages:')); ?>
This is your current code for listing pages. Replace it with:
<?php wp_list_pages('exclude=20,311&title_li=' . __('Pages:')); ?>

Definition sent.

I haven’t seen any theme like this before, but your requirements are not big so its easy to create it within 3-4 hours of solid work.

Shameless Inclusion: If you wish I can do the theme for you for a reasonable price.

Previously, it would have been:

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>

Now should be changed to:

<?php the_content(); ?>

Can you show your code here? so that we can find the problem.

Comments are only for Blog posts. They are not for Pages, so you cannot see them in pages section.

If you want to display comments in your pages, you need to do the following:

1. Create a new category of posts and name it “Pages”(just an example)
2. Exclude that category from your regular posts loop.
3. Insert new posts in that category instead of pages.
4. Call the titles of each post in that category to add to the menu, if you need menu for each page.
5. Each menu item should link to the permalink of the post in your “pages” category.

By this way you can include comments in the pages section as well

I usually charge around 80$ for a normal wordpress theme and I complete them within 10 hours, but as I have lots of orders in queue, I tend to have a turnaround time of about 2-3 days. I guess this is common for most of the freelancers.

This is because, WordPress automatically adds <p></p> tags for your content if you edit through WYSIWYG editor. If you want to remove the <p></p> tag, just goto HTML view and remove them.

I don’t think that presence of <p></p> tag will not affect you by any way, so why do you want to worry.

I think you placed the images in your themes folder. If so then here is a solution:

<a href="https://blog.com/"><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/home.png" width="75" height="15" border="0" /></a>

Just code your “index.php” file in your theme folder without a post loop. Add the required static content directly into your index.php file.

I just tested it on my local server. Used:

<?php query_posts("cat=-4");?>

My category ID is 4 so I used it. This worked very well. This displayed the posts eliminating the posts from category 4.

I tried the same code on my blog as well. It worked well. I think the category ID might be the problem.

I cannot see your local server. If you can set up a test blob online, it will be better.

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can I see your blog online? So that I can give suggestion easily.