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Yes and yes.

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Thanks Bill. that worked perfectly.

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I found the solution, using stylesheet_directory instead of template_directory

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Thanks Susan. I was able to accomplish what I needed.

@colkay, I think the issue you’re having is related to CSS and styling the list.

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Any thoughts?

 

Thanks!

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“Local Pages” is a term coined by the client, thus used for him to cause less confusion…it really could be anything else. Trying to get my head around this whole thing and make the most logical sense to make this work most efficiently for my client and I.

Do you offer consulting? I’d be happy to pay you for your time if you have some more input regarding this interesting situation.

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Certainly. The site I’m working on is here. The special page that won’t have the primary sidebar is here

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That kinda works, however there’s no class for the primary sidebar for me to set display: none; on. The custom sidebar I registered is all grouped under the same div class, sidebar.

 

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I have registered a separate sidebar that I’m using in this page template, but since I’m not using the primary sidebar, I see the default text about adding a widget.

 

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I simply reuse the same theme. And in that case, I rename the directory of that theme and change the top line in the CSS

Theme Name: Custom Theme Name

Then you can enable this new theme on any subsites as needed.

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Detailed information on what I’ve built so far:

Custom Post Type Name: Local Pages
Taxonomy 1: Locations
Taxonomy 2: Services
Taxonomy 3: Keywords

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Awesome. And actually I’d like to build a page similar to what you have there. In that you have what appears to be other taxonomies listed (states and countries). I assume that organizations is a post type or is that a taxonomy as well?

To give an example of what I’m trying to accomplish, I’m converting this static HTML site into WordPress: http://patiodepot-inc.com/AreasWeService/State-CALIFORNIA/

So with these custom post types I’ve created, I’d set a taxonomy for the location and then services provided in that location. In the example I provided, if you were to click on any one item, you’d then be sent to a second taxonomy page that lists the services for that area. Then clicking on any particular service takes you to the post of this custom post type. I hope this is all making sense.

I know this seems super convoluted for what it is, but it’s how the customer wants it and I’m just trying to make it work with this Genesis child theme.

Thanks again for your help and input.

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Thanks for the quick response John!

I’m still a novice when it comes to PHP, so forgive my ignorance with my questions.

With the above code, I assume I still have to have my <php> tags at the top and bottom? And looking at the code you provided, is it correct that this archive page will be listing all three custom taxonomies? Ideally, I’d like a separate page for each of the taxonomies…is that feasible by adjust the above code and making three different archive pages?

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