Wordpress pros. Recent PAGES?
Is there a way to show your "recent PAGES" in the sidebar? While limiting the pages shown to the last X amount of pages? Like you can with recent posts. 
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look for a plugin called fuzzy widgets, i believe this has the function you're looking for if i remember correctly... -
From a bit of research I have done, I havent been able to find a plugin / code to show, lets say, latest 10 new pages.
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A special plugin? Huh
Why don't you just add this:
<h2><?php _e('Recent Posts') ?></h2>
<ul>
<?php wp_get_archives('type=postbypost&limit=PUT_YOUR_MAX_NUMBER_OF_POSTS'); ?>
</ul>Obey the CowgodComment
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while we're in a wordpress pros thread i'll throw my question of the day out too, not trying to thread jack you or anything I'llTestYourGirls. I'll keep bumping this and hopefully we both get our answers.
How can i include different elements within a theme to different category pages? is there a tag that will include specific areas of code, only on specific category pages? and exclude them on any other pages? same for including code on the main page and so on?Comment
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no prob jew catComment
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sunday bumpComment
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Code:<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=<h2>Pages</h2>'); ?>
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Code:<?php if ( is_category() ) : ?> <h2 id="category-name-header"> <?php echo $cache_categories[$cat]->cat_name ?> Category</h2> <?php add_filter('category_description', 'wpautop'); ?> <?php add_filter('category_description', 'wptexturize'); ?> <div id="category-description"> <?php echo category_description(); ?> </div> <?php endif; ?> ~TheDoc - ICQ7765825
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If you don't mind doing it manually, use flexipages. great plugin.Comment
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No probs. I use that plugin quite a bit. It often crashes depending on the template / other plugins, but once you get the hang of the nuances, it's really a neat little plugin.
I should really try and learn all this php shiz too one day, but seems if you ask and look around a little, there's always a solution which is less effort than spending 20 hours per week learning it for 3 months
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