Edward Caissie

The theme in question does not “support” the <!–nextpage–> tag. You will need to add to the single.php template file, at the least, the function wp_link_pages(). This is generally added immediately after the function call for the_content().

Here is some reading material on the function:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_link_pages

A link to your blog and the current theme you are using may be relevant to making suggestions for this issue.

Yes, they should update those “example” version numbers. (*grin*)

This seems to be more than meets the eye … once you have the “post author’s name or ID” what will you be doing with it?

For example, if this is style related, the body_class() function provides a class unique for each author.

What other lines is the variable $blog_title being used?

PS: A link to your blog may be helpful in this case, too.

The default code for wp_page_menu() would be simply:

<?php wp_page_menu(); ?>

… you would not normally need the ‘$args’ unless your theme is using it.

Did you set the page orders to what I suggested, or something similar?

Otherwise this may be theme specific or even plugin related to sort out this issue. A link to your blog may be helpful … you might also find my plugin BNS Support to be useful for creating a listing of your blog and active plugins.

If you look at (or near) line 142 in your style.css file you will find the element controlling the ‘header link’, change it to this:

#header_link {
  display:none;
  float:left;
  width:300px;
}

… the display:none; will “hide” the link.

As far as the “swing board” is concerned, that is part of the main header background graphic, if you wish to remove it you will have to edit that graphic (bgr_header.png). You will then need to make another CSS edit at (or near) line 65:

#main_search {
  display:none;
  float:right;
}

… use display:none; to hide the search text like above.

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