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  • pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    The code above show <?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&amp;depth=0')?> and <?php wp_list_pages("title_li=") ?>, which will both retrieve all pages.

    Change it to <?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&amp;depth=1')?> to retrieve only the root level pages. Note the depth=1

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Changing Servers
    pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    Posts and pages are entirely stored in your DB.

    If you have not made a WP export or a DB backup, the only way these can be retrieved is by contacting your earlier host.

    pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    Delete the plugin directory and it should work fine. Use your file manager (provided by web host) or ftp to locate the plugin directory at /wp-content/plugins/

    pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    I would suggest you go through this decision making first..

    1. Is it separate blogs that I want for these or just separate parent categories. In either case, you will be able to make the content be available in different ‘pages’, or addresses.

    2. If it is separate parent categories, no worries. You’re all set with a normal WP install and just need to make sure you have two top level categories for the 2 blogs you want to merge. All categories within those blogs will go in as sub-categories to the respective parent category.

    3. If it is different blogs you want, there are 2 options again:
    3a. Two sets of WP files maintained separately and independantly. Upgrades and maintenance need to be done on both whenever necessary. The address you will have in this case can be subdirectory or subdomain (i.e. http://pklai.com/b1 or http://b1.pklai.com/)

    3b. Two blogs running out of the same installation. In this case you need to maintain only one installation, but need to tweak the wp-config to make both blogs to run from same installation. In both cases, you can use separate URL’s to point to indivudual installations if your host allow domain aliases.

    Once you are clear with what is required, you’ll find enough help in these forums to do each of those.

    Forum: Your WordPress
    In reply to: My photography blog.
    pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    I liked your gallery more than the blog. You’ve got some great photos there! Apart from that, the design aspect I liked about the gallery is the focus given to photos.

    The blog has a clean simple layout, which is nice. The element that seem to be missing is a focus on photos. Probably the text can go a bit light or the background can me light silver instead of white.. am not sure what works, but you get the idea.

    Forum: Your WordPress
    In reply to: Portfolio Site
    pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    You can consider using seo friendly permalinks instead of index.php?p=32 type links.

    It’s under Settings > Permalinks

    A setting I use usually is Custom : /%postname%/

    pixonad

    (@pixonad)

    Are you OK playing around with PHP? If yes…

    Go to Appearance > Editor (in your admin dashboard)
    Most probably the site title is in header.php
    Look for
    <?php bloginfo('name'); >
    replace with
    <img alt="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>" src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/images/logo.png" />

    Use appropriate path for the image.

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