rwt

wp_get_links has been deprecated. It has been replaced by wp_list_bookmarks. Unfortunately, there are a few problems with it. I am still trying to figure it out myself.

However, wp_get_links should not work at all if you upgraded correctly. Did you upgrade per the usual instructions or did you do an overwrite?

If I read you correctly, you want one main STAFF page with a block area for each member of that staff. Each block should be able to be edited independently from the main STAFF page. Correct?

First you need the following plugins:

Include Page (can be found at
http://beetle.cbtlsl.com/archives/2005/05/03/include-page-plugin-v-11/
)

Exec Php
http://www.soeren-weber.net/post/2005/08/18/50/

Create individual staff pages based on a template that is bare. “Bare” meaning that it simply is text, no CSS, no nothing.

<?php
/*
Template Name: Bare Page
*/
?>
<?php
/* Don't remove this line. */
require('./wp-blog-header.php');
?>

(the file above may be in a different location, depends on your install).

Within the STAFF page create a series of div’s

<div id =”block”>
<?php include_page(28); ?>
</div> <!– end block –>

the number 28 will refer to the individual page number of a particular staff member.

Use CSS to style the block sections.

Exec PHP allows PHP code to be include within a WordPress Page.

If you click on my name and look on my site, the “block” that appears in the upper right hand corner of a main content page is accomplished this way. I can change the content of that block without touching the main page.

This is actually a great example of using WordPress as a CMS.

Need to see the code you are using for the loop. Side note: “subscribe” is misspelled on your subscribe button.

see this forum thread for help.