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1. bmwnikon
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Newbie query - I searched but could not find.

   When I add a new page, the page's name does not seem to appear on the Page menu of other pages until I open that page and save it.

   In other words, if I have three pages: home, contact, and about - and I add a new page called newpage - newpage will not appear on the page menu on home until I bring it up in the edit mode and save it. I have to do the same thing on contact and about.

   The question: is there any way to accomplish this in one step, without having to bring up and save each existing page separately?

   Thank you.

   Bill Rogers
   http://www.br-digiphoto.com

2. Kafkaesqui
   Moderator
   Posted 6 years ago #

   I'd venture a guess it's tied up with WordPress' caching. A couple ways to test this next time you add a Page are:

   1. Through an ftp client (or if your host provides one, an online file manager), go into wp-content/cache/ where you'll find a subdirectory with a long string of mixed numbers/letters for a name. In there will be a page/ directory. Delete that (and its content). WordPress will recreate it.

   2. This plugin makes flushing the cache simple:

   http://www.xyooj.com/blog/plink/technical/31/plugin-to-flush-wordpress-cache/

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