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Would it be efficient to have two loops, one to first display the post content and the other in the slider and the other to display the titles? They can then be matched by having the post id be the link.

Bump. Please can you’ll help me out?

anyone?

/bump: I really want to start using the links feature in WordPress rather than creating posts under a new category so it would be really helpful if I could create a feed for the links.

Could you explain a bit more what you would like to do?

Sorry, I just finshed reading through the page, it says that it can be linked also to a page id.

Thanks for the quick reply, do you think it will be able to be edited to link up to a page?

I think it would be possible to build it on k2 – getk2.com

In your theme just delete sidebar.php.

So, are the articles posted as part of a blog, but they are archived under articles and archives using RunPHP and in the blog the catergories of the articles are missed out from the loop?

If that is the case, I think it would be good if you has a plugin or something in the sidebar to show recent articles, since it is quite hard to find them and therefore they may not recieve as many hits.

Also, try and keep it seperate from the blog, maybe even take the blog away as a whole and just have a loop on the frontpage with some kind of news or something like ‘Glen speaking at….’ Or convert the articles to the blog because after a year or two, if the website is regularly updated, in my opinion, people will get confused between the articles and the blog.

But do what you think is right. ??

Sorry to reopen this after sometime, but has anyone used this plugin?

Edit: Post Updated -not necessary.

Okay, another thing I forgot to ask you was, how did you create the archives of articles, does the page itself have to be updated or have you used php for it to automatically update under the side headings?

Anyways, if I spot anything else that is wrong I will inform you. If you ever figure out how to automatically create submenus please tell me. ??

If you are using the Visual Text Editor (Users->Your Profile->[Tick] Use Visual Text Editor] highlight the word or phrase ‘contact me’ and click on the hyperlink button. You can find out which one it is by hovering over each one until a yellow box pops up.

If you aren’t use the Visual Text Editor, or
<a href="/contact-me">contact me</a>
and that should work if you place it in the post. Remember to replace contact-me if you page is different and contact me if you want to change the text.

The first thing that I really liked is the menu. Is it handed coded or automatically inserted under those parent pages, because I actually want to create a dropdown menu. There is one problem with the menu, when you click on the parent page, it goes to the first child page. I would advise you to create a new page with links to the child pages or to try and remove the link.

Also when I went to the contact us page, there were links to the categories and archives of the blog, I feel it is missly placed.

Another thing I like was the breadcrumb trail, are you using a plugin for it?