bcreighton

That used to happen to me – logging out and logging back in helped. I read somewhere that it might be caused by a Firefox extension – not sure which.

Or…

if (is_page(11) || $post->post_parent=="9"|| $post->post_parent->post_parent=="9")

but that’s not right either. bah!

For example, something like:

<?php if (is_page(9) || $post->post_parent=="9" || $post->$post->post_parent=="9")

but obviously the third post part is wrong. just not sure how to write that logic…

ooops, WP already creates a class for the current page ?? I love WP ??

The PHP memory error was fixed. One of the files was incorrect. Check the author’s plugin page for a new verson.

Still an issue? I’m surprised – this is a major bug.

NextGen Gallery has fixed the major bugs – if anyone is looking for a gallery with the above features, I highly recommend it.

Unless you are referring to my problem, not Zooloo99’s. Of which, I specifically stated I did not want to use a Page. Hence, my problem.

No I didn’t… what I described is exactly what you just linked to…

Zooloo99 – you will need to create a special template for your static page that serves as your homepage.

Check out:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Pages#Page_Templates

Use query_posts() to pull in the latest entries, after your Page content:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/User:JamesVL/query_posts

Ok, so if you have permalinks set up… you can point to https://www.example.com/category/ and that will get you there.

But what if you don’t have permalinks?

Is there a way to point to all categories (index.php?cat=…)? That would certainly do it.

I have a static page setup… but I need a link to recent blog posts since the root points to the static page. It is my understanding, the only way to do that is to create an empty “Page” and apply a template that pulls in recent entries. Normally, I’d be fine with that… but it is for a client. A client with a lot of Pages… that could accidentally delete an empty Page…

Is there a way to do this without creating a Page template?

I’m working on a client’s site and there are a lot of Pages… I don’t want them to muck around with the Page for the blog posts.

The zip doesn’t work for me, even after I disable batch upload. I get this error:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 7864320) (tried to allocate 86419572 bytes) in (blahblahblah)/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/lib/pclzip.lib.php on line 3952

I have these settings:
# PHP Version : 5.2.3
# PHP Safe Mode : Off
# PHP Allow URL fopen : Off
# PHP Memory Limit : 90M
# PHP Max Upload Size : 7M
# PHP Max Post Size : 8M
# PHP Max Script Execute Time : 30s

90M for PHP memory limit should def be all set. I wish this was would – otherwise it’s perfect.