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Amazing. Thanks a lot chrishes, really appreciate it.

Thanks moshu. You are awesome.

Turns out, the problem was a simple matter of activating a sidebar plugin.

Unfortunately, you lost me there. I don’t know the answer to your question. Maybe if you tell me where I find the wp_list_pages() function, I can figure out how it’s different from the blog that’s set up the way I want and I can copy it. Does that even make sense?

By the way, I really appreciate you taking the time to help.

The code is the same in both. The best I have been able to do so far is create a new “Page” and give it a slug name of sidebar. But that’s not what I want. I want to be able to ceate a new Link Category and have it show up in the sidebar, not the header bar. It’s driving me somewhat insane.

Thanks estjohn and Beel. I understand why this is happening now.

Beel – I put the code you gave me in the header template. So now if Google caches the post when it’s on the main page, future searches on the same term will follow the post even after it’s archived?

My site stats show 4 keyword searches in Google. All 4 listings take searcher to home page. One such search was on “Huangbaiyu”. Towards the bottom of the page is a listing for my blog https://www.building-green.org. It would be a lot more useful if the click brough up the article post that contained “Huangbaiyu” and not the home page.

All instances are the same situation.