I’m a bit confused. I went to your page and it appears to be working correctly.
@macmanx
Se for example :
http://blog.saint-elie.com/generique/
This is a “page” , note a “webpage”, but a “page” in WP 1.3/1.5 sense of the word.
To build pages you have two solutions :
– use the database as for any normal entry
– use your own PHP file and store it in the theme folder. In this case the PHP file must start by :
<?php
/* Template Name: TEMPLATE_NAME
To be viewable in the admin panel popup menu
Using you own php file is handy when you need php code in the page. For example my contactr page is built this way (it contains a form for sending mail).
In the later case, if you want to create a page based on a php file, when creating a new page from the admin section, you juste need to specifiy :
– the title of the page
– the template to use
– if you want or not pings or comments
In my example, the comment check box is checked but they are no comments
If at the end of my php file I add :
< ?php
$comments = "open";
comments_template(); // Get wp-comments.php template ? >
The page displays “the comments are closed” what means that the comments are taken in account (that is not the case by simply checking the “allow comments checkbox”), but for some obscure reason the comments are considered as closed.
