How to Control the Post Page?
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I’m a bit new to wordpress manipulation and there is one particular thing that I’ve been trying to do. As simple and common as it seems to me, I can’t seem to get it to work.
I have a template (called Emplode). The navigation is horizontal, at the top, below the banner. What I want to do is take my post page link, and instead of it being normally the home page, listed first (on the left), instead have a static page (to be called “home) there instead, and have the post page be second after it.
At one point during attempting to accomplish this, I realized I couldn’t even make another page as the “home” page in the Read Settings becuase it would redirect the blog post page to whatever I had set as “home” in those settings.
At one point I tried to take index.php in the theme, apply a certain php script at the top of it, save it separately as a template (named blog.php), and in that way, re-create the post loop in a static page, but for some reason, it won’t work. All it will make is an empty static page. Is there something here I am missing?
If all this is not to work, is there a simple way or a plugin out there I could use to re-create the post loop inside another page and disable the original post page? Or is there something really simple and basic that I’ve overlooked to do this?
Just so you know, my wordpress is offline right now until I get my webspace established.
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