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Apologies if you read the above. I’ve now realised I’ve mixed up some style sheets and was uploading the wrong one and everything is okay now! But……………

Does anybody know how to exclude pages from the nav bar using PHP and not css? It would be better I think! I have researched the old way but 2010 uses a different PHP method I can’t fathom out. Thanks

I’ve done as you suggested with the loop-archive.php but I’m not sure what to edit. I’ve changed the php comments_template to false and tried deleting it but still the Leave a comment appears. What exactly should I edit?

Thanks very much, that’s great. I’m learning!

Thank you James, the problem turned out to be MapPress I’m afraid. I will try another plugin, shame, it’s a good one

Thanks everybody. I took a good look at the twentyten style.css and noticed that the code was quite high up the list and on my style.css it was at the bottom (as it is in the header). I moved it much higher and it worked – I don’t know why but I’m glad it worked.

Thanks very much, I’ll give it a try.

Thanks. I am working locally at the moment, so no url, sorry. I have a page template and want to have any amount of tables on any pages that use the template. I want every other tr to have a different color (stripes). Javascript doesn’t work. I could use html and css classes which will get tedious with long tables. Is there any php which could cover this and where should I insert it in the template?

Thanks James, that’s just what I was looking for.

Thank you very much for your help, that has solved the problem.

No, as I’m not sure where to put the code in the child theme header or what exact code to add – twentyten is quite different. Any guidance greatly appreciated. Thanks

That’s helped me, thanks fedmich. I’ve made a child theme of twentyten and would like to exclude some pages from the main nav bar. The css works, but is there a way with php? With twentyten the wp_list_pages (‘exclude=5’ ) doesn’t seem possible! I’ve looked in the header and functions but can’t work out a way to do it. Does anybody have any ideas?

Thanks webjunk, that works a treat

Thanks for your help alchymyth. I came back to the problem today and with your help I found the ul and li and all is well now. I’d been at the computer too long. I’m running my site locally at the moment, I’ll launch it later.

I found the right divs, ul, li, using firebug. What a great tool!

The offending plugin was BuddyPress!

Thanks again Keesiemeijer. That’s done the trick. I’ve deleted the above code from the footer. Now I’ll check the plugins.