Using separate “Post page” breaks active page highlight css

  • Resolved alexinator

    (@alexinator)


    8 years, 7 months ago

    I chose for my site to have the blog on a separate site instead of the homepage. Luckily there is an option just for that in WP. The option can be found under “Settings > Reading > Post Page”.
    After I have done this, the active page highlight stops working for this page, and only for this page.

    The css in the templates somehow doesn’t apply to this page anymore.

    .b-green a.selected, 
.b-green a.selected:visited {
}

    Maybe it’s because WP gives this page another page-Id or something like that, if you choose this option.

    Is there some way to fix this?

    • This topic was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by alexinator.
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  • Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    8 years, 7 months ago

    Hello alexinator,

    If you wish to add the Posts Page to your menu, it’s best to add it as

    Home: the main page of your blog

    and not as a common

    Page: a static page

    That should fix the active page highlight issue.

    Thread Starter alexinator

    (@alexinator)

    8 years, 7 months ago

    I just found out and wanted to post here.
    And yes, it did indeed fix the problem.

    But thank you so much for your reply.
    Have a wonderful day.

    … and thanks for the plugin btw.

    Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    8 years, 7 months ago

    Great, I’m glad you found the solution!

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