abelcreative

script worked great for me (also note, for WP 2.5 users, you need to add:

return 0; after if ($post_name_check || in_array($post_name, $wp_rewrite->feeds) ) { on line 1284 of wp-includes/post.php to get the duplicate posts to stop.

However, after running the above script, my category count in the sidebar is still reflecting the old, bloated count (using show_count=1). If I go to the manage screen in the admin mode, the count is correct, but not on the live site. Any clue why this would be happening??

Actually, a great question! I’m looking for a way to show posts in categories as graphs/charts, this seemed like a good start:

https://www.filamentgroup.com/lab/creating_accessible_charts_using_canvas_and_jquery/

Just wasn’t exactly sure how to get the data into a tabular format.

woke up this morning with no problems as well – how bizarre!

I’m having the same problem – I upgraded – slideshow broke. Uninstalled and deleted the plugin and pout .93 back, still didn’t work – put .94 back with the functions.php bug fix, still broke – theodyc.com – not sure what to do now

I’m using the phpspeedy plugin and it was interfering. I’m simple set it to ignore the swfobject.js file and all was well. Sorry if that doesn’t work for anyone else.

that post explains everyting you need to add nav dynamically:

for main nav:

<ul>
<?php
wp_list_pages('title_li='); ?>
</ul>

for sub pages:

<ul>
<?php
wp_list_pages('title_li=&child_of='.$post->ID.'&show_date=modified
&date_format=$date_format'); ?>
</ul>

I believe this is a new feature in WP 2.3.3 – what version are you running?

Super easy man, by default WordPress assigns classes to current pages li items, and than changes that class if the current page has a parent.

For current page, the class is ‘current_page_item’
If that page has a parent, it will change to ‘current_page_parent’ and if you have dynamic subnav available in your theme, the link of the page you’re on will include the ‘current_page_item’ as a class. So using CSS you can style those links to change with that class. Hope that makes sense.

You can read all about it (and how to dynamically show your subpages) here – https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages

Great idea jonahcoyote and very good challenge moshu – I have no idea why more people aren’t pining for this!

I could use some help with a similiar issue:

I’m using this in my sidebar:

if (is_page('about')) {
             // our about page.
             echo "<h1>title</h1>
             <ol><li>Content here</li></ol>";

I’m wondering if there’s a way to write this so that that block of content appears on the about page and any child page of the about (i.e. pages with About marked as a page parent)

so far it seems it only lets you show disabled plugins on certain pages – not sure why that’s helpful?

found a great solution here:

https://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/headspace2/

Testing it now

I should clarify – not a “text link” – but a text widget. I’m using all nine and would like to use them to add custom subnav to each “page” of the site via https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags#Variable_Sidebar_Content
I’m creating this for a client so I want them to be able to update those whenever they want so I’m hoping I can hard code text widget into those areas.

Found my solution:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Conditional_Tags#Variable_Sidebar_Content

I’d still like to be able to actually control the content from withing the admin area (so I don’t always have to edit the sidebar.php file when I want to make a change)