WWDay3

So, I need to be able to create parent pages and sub-pages, but until this is resolved, I can’t. Is it possible to go back to 2.5.1?

Well, installing the fckeditor didn’t change anything. Like I noted in my previous post, it seems to be the “Write Page” page itself. But, thanks for trying…

The editor itself seems to work ok. It’s the advanced options that won’t display (you know, the dropdown lists of authors, page parents, etc). So, I’m not sure what this will do for me. I’ll try it and see.

Yes, the theme is activated.

I did a bit more testing. When I first noticed the problem I was using Firefox. The problem exists in IE7 as well.

When I pull up “view source” on the page I see the select/options for the existing pages (as well as the text for other options that don’t work). But, whatever is supposed to be happening, JS or CSS?, is not.

Is there an alternative admin theme I could download?

OK, let me try a different tact.

Can I just go into the plugin and prefix a ‘@’ on the front of any function calls to do_blog_post_tweet()? Will that work?

I tried deleting everything having to do with FWP and reinstalled. Seems to be OK now.

I too have been looking at exactly this. I use FeedWordpress also (WP-O-Matic is way too glitchy). I know how it could be done, fairly easily, in a “single.php” template – but….

For some reason, the template tags included with Feedwordpress are not working on my 2.5.1 blog. I left a comment at Rad Geek’s site, but it’s still in “pending” mode. Anyone else having this issue?

Thanks, I’ll try that

Well, to clean it up you can just set a 301 redirect through .htaccess

Mind giving those of us who always mess up .htaccess an example version of the code?

Ah crap, the formatting got messed up. The goal is

Parent page
– Child
– Child
– Child

without the ‘-‘ in there.

OK, after I wrote my post I realized I did not provide nearly enough info. So, here it is –

I have a “special” page that has sub-pages. I wanted to display them in the sidebar – separate from other pages – like this:

Parent
Child
Child
Child

I first used

wp_list_pages(‘include=19&title_li=’)

but the only page I got was the top page. I then tried

wp_list_pages(‘include=19&title_li=’)
wp_list_pages(‘child_of=19&title_li=’)

which listed the page and sub-pages, but did not indent them.

So, how can I get to my goal?

Still no thoughts?

You’re saying in IE6 it put the category base ‘/.’ in the url? Weird.

I have 3 blogs running now using this technique, and they seem fine.I will say, however, that when it comes to sub-categories, all bets are off…

It works great. I’ve used it in a couple new blogs with nary an issue.

Not sure if it would use it that way for tags. Might get some conflicts there.

If you use it I would suggest naming your categories very carefully so you won’t conflict with a post slug in the future (probably not an issue with most blogs I’ve visited).