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Thanks Steve, the solution on that page didn’t exactly solve my issue, but it did put me on the right path and I did finally figure this out. For anyone who wants to know, I ended up adding the following code to the functions.php file in my theme to change the default Posts to Episodes:

// Function to change "posts" to "episodes" in the admin side menu
function change_post_menu_label() {
    global $menu;
    global $submenu;
    $menu[1][0] = 'Episodes';
    $submenu['edit.php'][1][0] = 'Episodes';
    $submenu['edit.php'][10][0] = 'Add Episode';
    echo '';
}
add_action( 'admin_menu', 'change_post_menu_label' );
// Function to change post object labels to "news"
function change_post_object_label() {
    global $wp_post_types;
    $labels = &$wp_post_types['post']->labels;
    $labels->name = 'Episodes';
    $labels->singular_name = 'Episode';
    $labels->add_new = 'Add Episode';
    $labels->add_new_item = 'Add Episode';
    $labels->edit_item = 'Edit Episode';
    $labels->new_item = 'Episode';
    $labels->view_item = 'View Episode';
    $labels->search_items = 'Search Episodes';
    $labels->not_found = 'No Episodes found';
    $labels->not_found_in_trash = 'No Episodes found in Trash';
}
add_action( 'init', 'change_post_object_label' );

Thanks, but I thought that plugin was mainly for changing titles of pages and posts for the public side. I’m trying to change an admin template page title. Maybe I’m not looking in the right spot.

I ended up just going through the content and changing all the links manually. I’ll chalk this one up to a learning experience regarding links if I ever have to do another subdirectory install.

Thanks for the help.

Yes, in my example above the actual HTML of that image is this:

<img src="/wp-content/uploads/swan_mountain_outfitters_glacier_division.jpg">

and it comes out as…

<img src="http://www.swanmountainoutfitters.com/wp-content/uploads/swan_mountain_outfitters_glacier_division.jpg">

…instead of how I’d like it to be, which is…

<img src="http://www.swanmountainoutfitters.com/glacier/wp-content/uploads/swan_mountain_outfitters_glacier_division.jpg">

The links are actually within the content. They were set as relative because I knew I’d be moving the site from a preview to the subdirectory. I have no problems when I’m doing a normal root install, but the subdirectory is throwing me off.

On the /glacier homepage, all of the links in the center column (text links, images) are all incorrect. I could go through and update them all manually and give them absolute links, but it seems like there should be a way to just make the relative link use http://www.swanmountainoutfitters.com/glacier as the root instead of it going all the way back to http://www.swanmountainoutfitters.com.

Ok, well that was a bad example but I have other plugins; SEO, Contact Form, etc. That I want to be able to make sure certain clients don’t mess around with.

I think I’m getting closer but now I’m getting a syntax error on line 96 (which is the very bottom line with the get_footer string. Why does php hate me so….?

Here’s the whole page code:

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No, I wasn’t meaning that you were treating me like a newbie, I was just referring to the issues I’ve come in here requesting help on. They haven’t been super complicated things, just things I overlook.

Regarding the menu, I suppose it is an accordion. I guess I tend to think of accordion menus as the ones that slide open and closed without changing the page, whereas this one is just displays a menu on the new page.

Again, I don’t want to over-analyze this one as it’s doing what my client wants so I’ll leave it at is for now.

Thanks for the help as usual, esmi. You’re the only one who’s helped me on this site. Of course I’ve only come for two issues….so far.