Steven Jones

https://www.nathanrice.net/blog/wordpress-seo-the-ultimate-guide-to-wordpress-theme-search-engine-optimization/

Thank you very much.

Any ideas?

Guys just putting this out there again if anyone can answer it, I’m still not any further with the problem.

Does anyone else have a view on this? I’m stumped!

This still includes the menu template even when the page has no children. Here is the full code including the contents of menu.php (instead of the include) incase what I have done in there is wrong.

<?php
$children = get_children( "post_type=page" );
if( $children )
{	<div class="Menu">

<ul>
   <?php $pages = wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&echo=0&child_of='.$post->ID.'');
$pages = preg_replace('%<a>]+)>%U','</a><a><span>', $pages);
$pages = str_replace('</a>','</span>', $pages);
echo $pages; ?>
  </ul>
<? unset($pages); ?>
</div>
}
?>

Thanks again,
Steve

<?php
$children = get_children("post_parent=" . $post->ID );
if( $children )
{
include (TEMPLATEPATH . "/menu.php");
}
?>

I’ve tried that above and it doesn’t work, it doesn’t show the menu template for the pages that have child pages. Just to recap – this is a parent page and I only want to include the menu template if the parent has child pages.

Thank you,
Steve

Does anyone have any ideas?

I was thinking whether it was something to do with the

<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

but I’ve tried taking them away and they produce errors.

I think there actually has to be a query in the (), if you’re not making a query then you’re bringing back all the posts like the front page anyway.

So just try something like

<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post();?>

and that should bring everything back.

Cheers,
Steve

Does anyone have any suggestions?

“You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” That’s all it says on the page.

Cheers,
Steve

I was gonna say make sure the visual editor in your profile is ticked and make sure all the files have uploaded properly, not loads of help but double check those things.

Such a simple answer! Very much appreciated. I actually had float:left orignally, turns out don’t need it at all.

Thanks again,
Steve