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Welks.. keep us posted on how it goes ??

not sure if you would consider these as ones – but https://www.ericastjohn.com (still working on) https://www.aleeya.net and https://www.girlgeekette.net

There might be a plugin that will let you choose which pages you want displayed – or you can look at the pages documentation for WP to figure out how to rename the code to display all but the “home”. Or, I think you can set WP 2+ to use a static front page – not sure how that would work, but might be worth playing with?

There is a plugin I use on one site – Adhesive Owen Winkler – though I use an older version on that one. There is another plugin – Sticky Something ? I’m sure you can search for it or Google it.. it would actually make the post stay on top?

Does anyone know if there is a “Page Icon” plugin like there is a “Category Icon” Plugin that would let me assign different icons to different pages? That would help with above… but if I can’t find anything, I can always make a static menu (like I did at the bottom of the site). Would just prefer to do another way.

When you manage or create a page, there is a “Page Order” menu on the right
You might have to click the + to expand it.

In your case,
Pages with lower lumbers will be on the left.
Pages with higher numbers would be on the right.

What version of WP are you using? In the newer ones you can choose your page order.

not a problem at all.. glad I could help. IF everything is working for you now, you might want to mark the post resovled.. and in case anyone else has the problem, feel free to post what you all did to get it going

Tezzer, are you just creating the sub categories or are you actually putting a post in them? some themes have it so the new sub category will not show until there is something in there (and you have to check the main category with it too)

That would be styled in your style.css in your themes folder. How it is styled by default depends on what theme you have.

somewhere you moved or left off a <div> or a </div>

I have to agree with msadventures. Sorry. Moshu WAS helping you by pointing you in the right direction to help yourself.

It is not easy to take a 2 column theme and turn it into a 3 column one. It takes a LOT of time to redo all of the associated coding, spacing and such. It is not as simple as copy and paste a command and it is magickly reformatted. When the themes are built, they are built at specific sizes and placements of the coloums and such. If it were that easy, just one version of the theme would be released and no more would be necessary because you could just enable the 3rd column at whim.

I have to agree with Viper, I really like that one

might be having a plugin conflict?