ronjeffries

interesting … then is there no way to do it any more? or ?

NOT RESOLVED in 3.0.3

Using the srikethru button, or inserting <s> tags directly, does not work. Strikethru button in visual mode simply does not save. Using tags, the tags get lost after a switch or two between Visual and HTML. My guess is that Visual is losing them. In any case, the tags do not show up in the HTML tab the next time you look.

Thanks,

The code in footer is just about like that, although I tested things one at a time.

The issue, I believe, is that I have a very complex static page as home page, which includes two instances of the loop, listing articles, plus a link to a full index page. What seems to be happening is that by the time one gets to footer, all the “what page is this” stuff has been clobbered by the last article that happens to show up in the index.

I could post the whole shebang but not at all sure it would help.

What I found was that if (TRUE) would of course print the ads.
if ( is_home() ) would not, nor would if ( is_front_page() ), nor would if (is_single(‘XProgramming.com’) ) (the name of the page).

What /did/ work (but was wrong) was if ( is_page(‘Rails …’) ), which is the name of the page last in the index loop, or is_page(‘691’), that page’s ID. That was, of course, useless.

Anyway, the global works, and isn’t entirely hideous. I will look at whether I should create some special tags or categories for these special pages.

Thanks,

Further to this: I notice that <!–more–> seems to work just fine. So I’m wondering why my comments are getting hammered.

Thanks!