tracyrosen

Thank you Tim. That worked. For some reason I thought I’d have to put it somewhere in the footer.php!

I’m experimenting with no sidebar and a floating menu to make it easy to access different elements of the site. Still doing some formatting, but if you are interested:

https://leadingfromtheheart.org

I agree. Nice and clean looking.

ok. This works. But seems to me that it should not matter. I like to use post titles so the link is easy to remember… This is a bug.

It would most likely be in your header.php or you might have another file like functions.php or something like that.

Important – You’d have to know php in order to do anything here.

If you understand php, then look for where your pages are listed in the code and see if you can figure it out. If you don’t – don’t do anything. You don’t want to mess up the php – you’ll break your site.

But, you can do a test. Try deleting one of the pages (saving the content in a text file so you can replace it later). If the new page shows up, then you know this is the issue. If it doesn’t, then it most likely isn’t.

I’m having the same problem. Did you find a solution?

Could it be possible that somewhere in your code you have a designated amount of pages that can be in the nav bar? I have seen this in some themes. In fact, I added it myself into one of the themes I used in the past (possibly The UnStandard theme) to make sure I never added a page by accident because it would break the design.

By any chance are you using the linux version of firefox? I use ubuntu and find this happens from time to time on different sites.

Is this the same problem I am having?

I created a page called 09/10.
It appears in my page navigation bar at the top of my blog but when I click it I get a page not found error.
When I go to the wp backend edit pages function it appears along with all of my other pages as a published page.
I tried deleting it and starting from scratch, same thing.

I have the same problem. Just created a new page. When I go to edit it, the info is there but when I try to view the page I get

“Page not found,” HTTP 404 – file not found

The pages that were created prior to upgrading to 2.8 are fine.

Well, I just tried it again and the issue seems to have worked itself out. I successfully updated the plugins that weren’t updating a few days ago.
Nice.

you mean upgrade the plugin? wouldn’t that mean that there is still something broken with wordpress since I can’t use the automatic plugin upgrade feature that has always been a part of wp?

Thank you but I already have 32M of php memory. Apparently the script is asking for more!