1 bosko Feb 01, 2010 17:47
3 bosko Feb 02, 2010 17:44
Is that really the only solution? Isn't the type of solution I was looking for.
I'll even do a bit of 'hacking'. I'll look in my mysql database for anything related to the menu items. Until then, if anyone else has any other idea's, please let me know. :)
Thanks for posting btw.
4 yabba Feb 02, 2010 17:49
No, that's the simplest solution.
If you're into hacking code you'd probably want to spend some time in the pages widget and add a setting for "don't show pages in this category/some other unique bit".
If yer into hacking lots of code you'd add a box to the write screen ;)
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5 bosko Feb 02, 2010 17:53
I'm actually not into hacking Lol. I don't know php at all. I did look in the mysql database and I saw nothing related to the menu (well, from my extremely noob experience, I think I look for the right things.)
I'll try your solution, yabba. Thanks.
quick question though, I'm assuming I can hide the 'blog'?
6 yabba Feb 02, 2010 18:04
Untick "include in public bloglist" ;)
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7 bosko Feb 02, 2010 18:06
Alright well that worked. It's about the same as I was looking for. Thanks Yabba.
8 yabba Feb 02, 2010 18:27
No worries ;)
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Simplest solution I can come up with, off the top of my head, is to create a second blog for the hidden pages.
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