Should wp_list_pages() output classes like "current_page_ancestor" and "current_page_parent" by default? I'm getting a menu, but no classes at all. Could be a bug?
@StephenHarris Thanks for your help with this yesterday too: wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/56088/… I left work just as you posted it and never got back to it last night. Thanks a million.
@StephenHarris I've been seeing it around a fair bit lately and wondered what it was up to. If I used it, I certainly wouldn't' have know why =) I think its a fairly basic/essential thing that I'm missing though
EXTREMELY basic question.....almost embarrassed to even ask this....but anyway.....here goes. Lots of functions use "global $post". Is this saying, "There's a global variable out there, outside of this function called $post, go get that and we'll use it." or is it saying, "Lets create a global called $post" ?
@StephenHarris Knowing extremely little about how to fix this, it seems to me like just swapping 'post' for 'post' || 'capability_type' => 'post' might do the trick