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I can’t see how those two posts are related and I don’t want it to appear there.
That’s how they are related: they’re posts. It looks like they are the only two posts on your site: you’ve used pages for everything else, right? (It’s possible you’ve done something with your permalinks that is throwing me off, however.) Because posts are always displayed in chronological order, those links will always link to the previous post and the next post. See this post for an example.
No, my three posts aren’t really related, but I don’t mind. On a business blog, like yours, that could be an issue.
Fortunately, those links are contained in their own
<div>, so adding this code to your custom CSS should make them go away:.post-nav {display:none}If that’s not quite right, poke around a bit with Firebug.
As far as the navigation links within the post, you can try the “Easy Multiple Pages” widget, which lets you take a big long post (or page) and break it up into several smaller posts (or pages). (Seriously, try it! It’s really cool. But it makes you change your approach to writing for the web.)
If you are looking for a way to add a wiki-style navigation scheme, I’m afraid I’m out of options, because I haven’t found anything like that. It would be awesome, though.
Ken
BTW, thanks for linking your profile to your website! 🙂
I’m trying the WordPress Text Message plugin and widget. We’ll see how it goes.
Gotta admit, I hadn’t thought about adding this function until I saw your post. Interesting.
Ken
There are probably any number of plugins that would accomplish this. Check the WordPress plugin directory
And is it better to do them as pages or posts? I would think pages…?
Posts. Definitely. This information has a limited lifespan. Therefore, a post.
Ken
Moved to Support. Please read the forum rules.
“Show latest posts” shows the latest posts (you specify how many in the “slider” options) in reverse order: the newest is shown first, the oldest last.
“Show specific posts/pages” shows the pages you list, also in reverse order.
“Show random posts” shows your selected number of posts in random order.
is there anyway I can change the order that they are shown?
Nope. See this post.
Welcome aboard,
Ken
Moved to support. Please read the forum rules.
You do not need to include the header size in the parentheses, just after “return”. Don’t change the filter code, either.
It should look like this:
<?php
function graphene_custom_header_width(){
return 960;
}
function graphene_custom_header_height(){
return 281;
}
add_filter('graphene_header_image_width', 'graphene_custom_header_width');
add_filter('graphene_header_image_height', 'graphene_custom_header_height');
?>Be sure to put code between backticks. I have fixed this for you.
Good luck,
Ken
I don’t really have a clue. I would suggest disabling plugins and reactivating them one at a time to see if that’s the problem.
Ken
I think you mean “pop-up” window.
You could accomplish it by providing a link to the iframe, like this:
<a href="http://www.farebuzz.com/Affiliates/Default.aspx?tabid=2087&caID=52181&FpAffiliate=JuicyTravelsB2C&FpSub=&" target="blank">Book a flight</a>You would have to do this in the HTML editor. The
target="_blank"is what makes it open in a new window. Not a very elegant solution, I’m afraid, but a solution.Ken
From the post I referred to:
I used Firebug to examine the classes used in the page and then identified the CSS responsible for the widths. For the width of the entire content section, it is 900px wide. So this mostly involves looking at the CSS and changing anything that is 900px to 1024px
If you open a copy of the style.css file in a text editor, just search for “width” or “px”.
This has been discussed a lot lately in this forum. There may be an option for this in the next theme update.
In the meantime, start with this post
Ken
On a side note, if you add your address to your profile, we can just click on your name to find your site, which might lead to faster support.
Ken
