I’m not sure what the purpose of this feature is, but it has something to do with static pages being fed from the database. This is somewhat different from the way EzStatic works, because EzStatic will allow you to include dynamic pages that exist in your file system.
Why EzStatic is better than WordPress 1.3’s built-in static pages:
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Well, I finally took the plunge on WordPress 1.3. The new stuff looks pretty good, but I’m more interested in the back end running smoothly. Of course, there were a couple of issues during the upgrade.
Currently there is a problem with the comments appearing correctly when upgrading. I feel partially responsible for this because I wrote the function that upgrades the database, but it’s not my code that causes the problem. Directly.