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I just did a little searching in the Sidebar.php file and I found this function
<?php wp_list_bookmarks(); ?>

Go to https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/wp_list_bookmarks and it explains the function.

You might be further ahead to copy just the post part of the page and recreate the page in WP.

If you do that, you can easily make a specific page the default first page on the blog. That’s under the Reading settings panel.

You’re just looking for a plugin or even just a function on a page that displays all blogroll links in a list? That doesn’t sound too difficult to create.

Can you explain your idea a little more? If you type the text in the admin panel, should it show up in the admin interface or the blog itself?

For those people looking for a solution to this problem, I have a plugin available at my blog. Once the submission is accepted to the plugin directory, it will be available there as well.

https://www.wesg.ca/2008/06/wordpress-plugin-mass-page-maker/

oh_hello,
I’ve successfully made a plugin that does the job! RIght now I’m ironing out some of the kinks from my test platform, and should be able to have a plugin hosted in a few days.

This idea for a plugin intrigues me. I’m going to have a look at the process and see if I can make something that does the job. It would likely be an admin panel that gives options like page title, page content and page status which would then be incremented.

Should be interesting.

Have you figured it out, heiseheise?

I have here an .htaccess rewrite that moves all requests for https://domain.com/blog to https://domain.com


<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^blog/?(.*) /$1 [R=301,L]
</IfModule>


example: a request for https://domain.com/blog/2008/06/hello-world/ will now be directed to https://domain.com/2008/06/hello-world/

Thanks for the reply, Sam.
I should have mentioned that I do have the htaccess set up in the subdomain, but the problem I’m having is that the permalinks interfere with my redirects. I have 1 blog installation, with 2 interfaces, and the redirect from the main domain always goes to the index.php page, which I don’t want.

I’ll keep looking.

I just found my own answer.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/155822?replies=3

Thanks.

How about the comment id?

Turns out that FeedBurner must use a cache system or something. I left it as the_content and now it’s good.

I looked at the code a little more, and after removing some extra if statements, the program now does what I want to. Turns out that I was continually checking for the presence of a POST variable, when the first if statement actually confirmed whether it was there or not.

OOOHHH, whooami. So by referring to older posts in my new ones, I cause a pingback? I see. Any way I stop the emails from coming when I get a pingback from a new post?

I solved the problem by adding a robots.txt file, then adding new folders for Google to stop crawling.