trailsnet

I would like to temporarily (possibly permanently) remove the “Trailsnet Review” and “Trail Tours” pages as well as the child pages attached to those pages. If you look at the “Trails” and “Add a New Trail” pages and all child pages associated with those two, you might be able to tell that those were custom pages made just for Trailsnet.

However all the rest of the pages (including the “Trailsnet Review” and “Trail Tours” pages) were made using the normal WP theme template/process.

Ooops! I spoke too soon. I changed the publish status to draft, then updated the pages. It didn’t seem to work. I visited my website, refreshed it, and the pages still appeared in the menus.

Am I missing a step or doing something wrong? When I went back to check, the pages are showing up as “Drafts” on my WP dashboard, but they’re still acting like they’re being published in final form. I feel like such a WP rookie.

BTW – The website in question is Trailsnet.com.

Okay, I see what you mean now. I just checked out the column width options and, sure enough, there are numbers in every one of the boxes. I also noticed that there are numbers in the three column option even though my website only has two columns. In fact the only slider bare that seems to currently be enabled is the three column one.

So should I go in and delete all those numbers and then start using the two column slider?

Thanks for your assistance, BTW.

alchymyth
The Sweeper

Thanks again for your help. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get it to work. I even tried adjusting the max-width value a few times to see if that made a difference, but no luck.

It’s nice to have the rest of the site running properly, but so far the Trails pages have no sidebar.

Thank you for all your help. It sounds like the first thing I should do is make sure the sidebar width is 290px.

Now my true ignorance will shine through. I have no idea how to change/add coding on a WordPress theme. I just browsed through every possible setting I could find on my dashboard and don’t see an option for viewing and editing code.

I would greatly appreciate some quick advice on what to look for.

Thanks for the help and thanks to alchymyth The Sweeper for the great rail-trail advice. Sometime in the next couple years I plan to ride every lengthy bike path in England. I love that place.

That did it!!

Thank you immensely for sticking with me and doing such a good job of explaining the process. Now it works like a charm. You’re a life saver!!

Once again, thank you for your help, silverks!! I appreciate your patience.

Thanks Samuel,

I appreciate your assistance. In looking at the two solutions you suggested, I have a couple quick questions:
1. With the first suggestion, it looks like I would just copy that shortcode & paste it into the body of my WP page. If that’s correct, do I also copy the beginning & ending brackets? I know that’s a rookie question, but I’m just getting started on this coding stuff & am pretty ignorant.
2. The second “embed-iframe” suggestion you supplied looks like I would install it like a normal widget. If that is correct, how do I get that widget into my WP page/site? WP only seems to allow widgets in sidebars.
Once again, sorry for my ignorance & thanks for your help.