oh yes, that would be even better
What I also did was to add “<h1>This is a test</h1>” to page.php, I was basically trying to see what template wordpress was loading for page 2 or page 3 etc but that didn’t do anything either
So if you were to click on classifeds or forums, thats why theres a “this is a test” heading on those pages
Well, one very simple solution would be to install wordpress in a different directory than the root directory, so for example:
WordPress is installed in wp/ directory
http://www.example.com takes you to the index.php (or index.html) where the splash screen is and then you link that to http://www.example.com/wp/
This way once a user clicks on that splash screen they’re taken to the wordpress directory
Also, if you see the main menu, the Videos page has a blog template, if i navigate to that page and then click on the page links at the bottom they work correctly.