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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Using Multisite to manage client websitesAndrea – thanks! I searched your site a while ago for some info on this, but must have missed it. Thank you for the link!
p.s. – You’re responses on this forum have been a huge help to me.
Thank you for the input. Much appreciated!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Using Multisite to manage client websitesThank you. I just needed to hear that from someone else. I hear a lot about it being used for “pay to blog” networks, but not for this type of thing. I suppose the two are similar enough. I just needed a little more confirmation before I jumped in with both feet and started doing this! Thanks!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to move Post Title closer to the Web Page Title – help!You could view the webpage with an app like Firebug to discover the names of the elements you are looking for, and then open up the stylesheet and using the find function, search for those elements, then make your changes.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to move Post Title closer to the Web Page Title – help!You could try adjusting the padding/margins in the CSS file.
Thanks. I will try that. For some reason I had it in my mind that it would be more difficult than that, but I suppose as long as the database is in place, if I loaded the file structure in, it would be all set. Duh. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Need help. Front Page isnt showing!none of your pages are loading for me. Wish I could see what you mean.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Need help. Front Page isnt showing!Have you tried going to “Settings”, “Reading”, and then for “Front Page displays” – make your choice?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to include Posts in menu?The categories are a way of classifying your posts. So technically the categories ARE your posts.
Example: If you were blogging about music, you might choose to categorize your posts into “classical”, “jazz”, “chamber ensembles”, etc….
However, if you want to have a page of ALL of your posts, you probably should create a category that you will check on each and every post. Let’s call that category “All”.
Then, if you wanted to have a page of all your posts from every category, simply go to “Menus”, then go to the “Categories” box, select “View All”, and then select “All” – then “Add to Menu”.
This should create a page for you that contains all of your posts, and will list it on your menu bar.