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Continuing to bump this in case anyone has an answer…it’s not clear at all to me what needs to be done to make this happen.

Last bump for this issue…I *still* have not solved it. If someone could at least point me in the right direction that would be immensely helpful. Thanks.

I am bumping this again in hopes of a response…I have not been able to find a solution beyond making the 404 page a duplicate of the archive page. Does anyone have any ideas?

OK, the best I could do was change the 404.php template page to behave like the archive page…but this is not really an elegant solution… :/

Still no luck…there are maybe 5 different php files that deal with 404s in wordpress, and it seems that I have to alter them all to get the desired result.

It seems like one possible solution is to somehow bypass the main WordPress code for generating the initial query…all I really to know is the current date, which it looks like “parse_request” pulls from the permalink. However this looks relatively nasty to do, there’s a lot of functions to have to bypass. There has got to be a better way!

Anyone? I am completely stumped.