Organizing pages via Wordpress Plugin My Page Order

I've organized my pages on Wordpress using a plugin called My Page Order created by Andrew Charlton. You can look up this plugin via Wordpress, or follow the link. This plugin does a few very helpful things. After install and activation, it creates a new section in the "Pages" category of your Dashboard. Look under the "Pages" section and you will see "My Page Order" has been added.



Click on this and you find yourself in a screen that lets you drag and drop pages into the order you want. Your pages will now have a number that appears in the " Page Attributes" section of your page when you view it in editing or composing mode.... See image below.

Removing comments and Author info- AGAIN!

I previously went through my Wordpress dashboard to edit a file called single.php on my site. Herein, I commented out a bit of text that added comments and author info to my posts- I want my site to look like a professional web page and I've done a few tricks here and there to remove all of the things Wordpress adds to give a site a more news driven and blog oriented look.

Hmm. Strangely enough a few weeks later the info came back. I've tried several Plugins on the site and am using several which may have added the info back in but honestly this was a hard bug to trace. Again, I'm using the Graph Paper Press theme called Fullscreen and I'm using Wordpress version 3.2.1

I'm using these plugins through out the site:

Asticky postorder

Shadowbox JS

My page order

Web Ninja Google Analytics

Jetpack ( Automatically active with the original Wordpress version 3.2.1)


Anyone of the first four may have re-activate the comments- hard to tell really. This time I have hidden the comments by adding a new plugin called "HIDE COMMENTS FEATURE" by Vitor Carvalho.

This removes the comment section from your Wordpress Dashboard and the comments and "leave a reply" section from your post pages. If your "prev" and "next" page navigation buttons are active it does not affect them.