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I’m running WP 2.3, everything is working okay in Firefox/Camino. On Safari, my Blog Posts (not my Pages) are disappearing. As I scroll through the Posts, everything is fine (at first), then they disappear. Scroll back up and they appear again. Any suggestions?

https://tinyurl.com/2nez9n

PS: My sidebar and header are ‘fixed’, tried making their position ‘unfixed’ but this doesn’t change the disappearing Posts problem.

Anyone?

Found It!:

https://adahas.com/work/navigo/#questions-or-bugs

Go to item #9.

Sorry moshu, haste always makes wastes.

Kafkaesqui, thanks for making this nice plugin for pages. Is there anyway to modify it so one can navigate between brother/sister pages only, specifically excluding their parent and grandparent pages?

Moshu, thanks for making this nice plugin for pages. Is there anyway to modify it so one can navigate between brother/sister pages only, specifically excluding their parent and grandparent pages?

Shoot, this method doesn’t work in Firefox/Mozilla browsers! Monkeypup, does it work for you?

Thank you so much, tested it and works. I actually visited this site earlier, but am always skeptical of code generators! Much appreciated, tried about 5 different methods that work in static pages, but not in wordpress for some reason, thanks again!

Were you ever able to find a solution for this? I am looking for the same thing for my categories…

Petit, I know how to code the nav, I am speaking in terms of generating the sub nav dynamically using the wordpress cateogories tag…basically, if you click on a category, I want (dynamically using php) for the sub categories for that cat to appear below…

any help is greatly appreciated…

– or at least it’s not simple.

If one were to try to approach this, what would be a smart path?

Comments are welcome from all.

Thanks Moshu…

Actually, realized that won’t be necessary, as the user will simply click into the project (IE SUB CAT) and view the project as multiple posts with the SUB CAT. Thanks again!

Pasted that into my sidebar, works like a charm, thanks!!! How about going another level and listing posts below the sub category?

Also, maybe I should clarify my usage:

Categories:
Residential
Residential Subcategory

On the final version, there will be no text “Categories”, only Residential and all the projects listed below as Subcatgories (IE Project Name) and pages for that project as Posts. Make sense?

I am using Kubrick as a base theme, but will be restyling/structuring with css.