mggl

I found this one earlier this year but have not tested it on WP2.0.3:
https://wunder-ful.com/wordpress-plugins
(I dont’ think it’s the same one…)

It certainly sounds like it ?? And it took me ages to solve that one when I did it originally!

Hi Xen2
I have done this as follows (for a form redirect “thank you” page):

A page will be invisible if you don’t put anything in the Page title box when you create it (but you can put commented-out content so you know what it is in the list of pages).

It will still be in the list (“Pages”) but will be invisible. BUT there are at least two “fixes” you may need to do
1. if you are using a list style type your invisible page will still have a “marker”, so you need to make the list-style-type:none (you can fix this in your style sheet)
2. you will have a space where the page title would have appeared in the list (at the top because it doesn’t have a title). I’ve used the “Page Parent” to hang the invisible page of the end of my page “list” by making its parent the last page in my nav list: it still has its own page id that you can link to independent of its “parent”. It is also not an active link at all so it is completely invisible and inaccessible from your nav.

Hope this helps.

Hi James
Which function are you using, and are you wanting to display miniposts in with your posts or in the sidebar?

If you are using Miniposts in the posts they are in a class “minipost” which you can configure by adding .minipost {etc} to your style sheet (make sure it is a class and not a div (not #minipost)).

The get_mini_posts function has an embedded
<li>…</li>
in miniposts.php which may be affecting your display.

If this doesn’t solve it can you post your code snippets – I may be able to help if I see them.
Cheers
Megan