Niko

Thanks Calvin.
I found different solution, because the way I wanted to do, it could take a lot of time and work digging inside de code.
I could not find the plugin for this (maybe in future someone will create the plugin)
I have just created a new page for the next year posts, closed the posts for the actual 2014 page and placed it under the “archived posts” page as sub menu.

Case resolved.
Merry christmas…

Thanks Kalvin
I could not finde the exact place, where to place the code…
I tried it on loop.php and loop-page.php of my active theme, but….

I’d like to know which page needs to take that code. I use to work with wordpress and modify it, but not the PHP part. (I know PHP, but not a core professional 🙂

I tried to find where the created (by user) pages reside, but it does not work like this – I think. they must be dynamic.

I created four pages (2011 to 2014) to archive and close the posts of these years and display them on these 4 pages separately by year, but could not resolve that task till not.
That’s because I posted to find the tips.
thanks…