Hi there,
If it’s a category archive, you should be able to use a “manual conditional tag” that looks something like this.
! is_category( 'listing' )
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_category
http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags
Hope that helps!
I am not sure what type of an archive it is or whether it is a ‘category archive’ or not? is there a way i can find out?
The manual tag above doesnt seem to exclude it from this page http://www.footstepsofjim.com/listing/
Do i leave the ! infront of it? the links you showed dont seem to show the ! infront of them
Im not really familar with conditional tag, I hope you can help shed some light
Thanks
Hi Jimmy,
Yes, you should leave the ! in front of it. Basically, the following statement translates as follows.
! is_category( 'listing' )
Means..
if not viewing the category archive for "listing"
If that doesn’t work, try the following.
! is_archive()
Hope that helps!
Thanks for the response, however I am really struggling with this…
So whatever i set the box rules to, it just always seems to show on every page.
I want a box to appear on every page EXCEPT this page http://www.footstepsofjim.com/listing/ BUt it keeps appearing
So, what do i need to set the ‘Display options’ to? and what should i select in th drop down box under ‘Show this box’ ? ive tried ‘if page is not’ and ‘manual conditional tags’ but they dont seem to do anything, and always make the box appear on every page
To make things more complicated, i want to create a new box, to ONLY appear on this http://www.footstepsofjim.com/listing/ same page. What settings should i select for this box?
I hope you can help, i feel like ive tried, but i feel i’m doing something wrong.
I hope you could help?
On a separate note, the scroll boxes appear on mobile devices when in landscape mode, and in doing so obstruct the content of the mobile page. Is there a way to disable the boxes from mobile devices?
Thanks so much for your continued help 🙂
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