“Sure enough, you post something and then figure it out 5 minutes later.”
Heh.
I’m trying to do exactly the same thing as mbalara. I haven’t found anything helpful in the forums though. The closest template tag to what I need is <?php permalink_anchor('title'); ?>. That tag doesn’t echo the post slug – only an anchor (obviously). But since the slug is returned in the html code as <a id=”post-slug”></a> I think this widely spread problem must have a solution…
PS: <?php echo $post->post_name; ?> doesn’t seem to work.
Anyone? Please?
I’ve also encountered that ‘fatal error’, and this worked for me:
1. Delete widgets.php from your plugins folder.
2. Upload and activate disable-wordpress-widgets.php.
3. Deactivate disable-wordpress-widgets.php.
4. The widgets are back!
I’ve done another step before these: I deactivated all my plugins – but I’m not so sure I had to do that.
