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  • Thread Starter campbelson

    (@campbelson)

    you are great at understanding what I mean and giving the right reply. Thank you.
    However I am not that great and this is the point where I need further understanding…

    If I want the html to be as such:

    <h1>Letter A</h1>
       <a href="page_aplant1">aplant1</a>
       <a href="page_aplant2">aplant2</a>
    <h1>Letter B</h1>
       <a href="page_bplant1">bplant1</a>
       <a href="page_bplant2">bplant2</a>

    How do I implement your code and where?
    Should I insert it in the custom page template I have created for that page? And How would you separate the output according to the categories of letters as described in the html code above?
    (I have added the custom fields: alphabet=a; alphabet=b to the plant pages)

    Thread Starter campbelson

    (@campbelson)

    was not sure about that neither to be honest, but I suspect adding custom fields on each page (example: continent=america, country=usa, country=france, country=sweden, letter=d)

    And then somehow retieve lists of pages (only their title) on particular pages according to those custom fields.

    Thread Starter campbelson

    (@campbelson)

    Ok, thanks,
    I did register the page template and can see it in the editor as “AZ page template”.

    But I still get the same error trying to open that page in the browser.

    Thread Starter campbelson

    (@campbelson)

    hi esmi and thanks for your input.
    These are pages.
    And I wanted to define regions as such: continents, countries, states …
    Each region format is thus a new id or criteria. Thus when I edit a single page, I would have to specify somehow which of all those criteria it falls in, and on the parent page of all those pages, have lists according to these criteria.

    Basically “Plants” is my parent page (comes out in main menu)
    1-“Plants from A to Z” is a sub page (comes out as such in main menu)
    2-“Plants sorted geographically” is another sub page (comes out as such in main menu)

    On each of these two sub pages, I want a different way to list the titles according to a different criteria.
    According to Alphabet for 1, and according to geographic cuttings for 2.

    Thread Starter campbelson

    (@campbelson)

    I have tried adding <div id="main"> at the end of the header.php and its closing tag </div> at the end of sidebar-right.php but when I apply a fixed width to it via css, the default content div increases and overlaps the right-side widget, whereas none of them should have its width affected…
    dont know if that helps.

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