simoncarr

Anyone have an idea??

and it works right after I typed all this out!… ??

thanks

Hmm… Really wish there was a way to switch between the modes without losing HTML content. Maybe in a future version of WP?…

I figured it out.

There was a custom comments template setup in functions.php

It was using <?php the_time( ‘l j, Y’ ) ?> instead of <?php comment_date( ‘l j, Y’ ) ?>

I see what is happening, but not sure how to fix it…

It looks like the date on the comments is inheriting the date from the blog post. Very odd… Is there a different method for displaying the date within the comments?

anyone have an idea?

It needs to be a CMS solution… My client will constantly be uploading new PDFs and images.

thanks archon!

I suppose I can use a breadcrumb like this…

<?php
if($post->post_parent) {
$parent_title = get_the_title($post->post_parent);
echo $parent_title;
?> — <?php } ?>
<?php wp_title(”); ?>

esmi – thanks!

This works, but it is only displaying the Children.. Can I also display the Parent Nav item above the Children links?

Okay, thanks. I will try this out before I try to apply it to my live site.

Okay…

So I make a page called ‘Blog’ and the url is /blog/

I make another page called ‘Home Page’ and the url is /home/

Then am I able to make wordpress redirect /home/ to the root?

Also, will all blog posts be filed like this?
/blog/category/post-title/

Or, can it be like this?
/category/post-title/

Thanks

So, are you saying I can do this?

https://www.domain.com/index.php – Static Homepage
https://www.domain.com/blog/ – Blog
https://www.domain.com/category/my-blog-post/ – Blog Post

How would this work? Would I need to Add a page in WordPress with the URL /blog/ and then make a template to pull in the blog posts?

figured it out… NM