A blast from the past. WordPress provides archiving for posts but it doesn’t expect you to want to archive pages. One reason for not simply deleting pages is so that you don’t break any external links. You can easily hide a page by removing it from the menu and setting a 301 redirect on it to the replacement page. I’ve done that for some of the pages on the site. But I’ve also created an archive page, which is not in the main menu, so that you can at least have a look at what was there, even if the 301 never lets you see all the content. This could produce some interesting results!
bw_pages shortcode example with category_name parameter
In oik version 2.0 the [bw_pages] shortcode has been significantly enhanced. In this post we demonstrate some of the values to display metadata.
Date: June 14, 2013 Categories: 2.0,bw_pages example,oik
Date: August 19, 2011 Categories: bw_pages example
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Explanation
[bw_pages class=’w50pc’ block=’n’ format=’IT EM’ post_type=’post’ category_name=’bw-pages-example’]
Display posts which have a category slug of ‘bw-pages-example’ arranging them in div’s with a class of “w50pc” and using the <code>format=</code> parameter
Notes:
- block=n means DON’T use the “blocks” processing, use divs instead
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