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  • #30996
    Kralle
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    Hello.

    I’m making a (more or less static) website in WordPress, where I have a horizontal menu showing all the parent pages. I have a few subpages connected as children to one of the parent pages. The links to the subpages are showing in the sidebar.php using the following code:


    $children = wp_list_pages('title_li=&child_of='.$post->ID.'&echo=0');
    if ($children) { ?>


    But when I click on one of those links, the design is a mess. The content shows up in the sidebar. So here is my question: Can I make the content of the links in the sidebar show up in the “main content area” – if so, how?

    And one more question: When I add a page as a child to a parent page, it’s showing in the main horizontal menu, messing up the design – is it possible to exclude the title of this child page in the main menu, but still keep the listing in the sidebar (when the parent page with children is selected?

    I really hope I can get some answers.

    Thanks in advance,
    Kralle

    #69897
    Rob MacKay
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    I would just start by running your code through the validator, it will help you pick up on anything that isn’t closed, like a div for example.

    Then I would have a run through some tutorials – your questions are pretty huge and have many answers/outcomes because there are many things that can be causing the problems :)

    It might just be easier if you are able to familiarise yourself with WP again :D

    #69879
    Kralle
    Participant

    I know it’s a huge question, but you’re right. I should get to know WordPress a little better before I jump into something this “big”. It’s too much for a guy at my level. I think I’ll start by making a few custom templates and link to the instead of making it all “automatic”.

    Thanks for your suggestion, sir. :-)

    EDIT: I added [SOLVED] to the title, so people won’t come with suggestions I’m not ready for yet.

    #69880
    Rob MacKay
    Participant

    No probs – there are some excellent tutorials around on CSS Tricks and Chris’ other site http://digwp.com/ – also there are plenty on the http://net.tutsplus.com/ site :)

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