rasmaestro

Actually, it seem that the plug-in “List Peer Pages” is able to give the feedback that I need. I displays the accessible pages for each level of the page index, rather than every parent and child.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to be online anymore. If anyone has alternative places where this plug-in is reachable, I’m all ears…

Nevermind, I found the solution in another posting.
Basically, the wordpress directory has CHMOD permissions that may be set through an FTP program.

By default, these settings are ok – but when you install a theme, you’re adding directories that do not have the same permissions.
Be sure to set the permissions of the theme folders to 666 or 777, allowing the PHP processes to edit the files.

@ladydelaluna:
This only has the effect that the Theme (in my case “Pool”) is reported as “broken”. Change back to 755, and everything’s in order again.

@yosemite:
So, what can one do to make the editing thru the dashboard work? This would be nice for me, since several users may need to do that, and not all are FTP users.

This seems useful, although I need to study where to apply this code. I’m just getting used to PHP ??

Thanks very much!
/Ras