arakon_kaizen

no problem

The other solution I was thinking was a bit more base.

You could restore the blog to the way it was before. then adjust the settings on your webserver so that it defaults to your static page, instead of index.php. Been a while since I mucked around that low, I think its the httpid file? something like that, if I weren’t at work I’d look it up on my server. then all you’d have to do is link back to
https://www.health.keiskamma.org/news/index.php
as your blog.

well I’m not sure how the static page plugin works… but obviously when you turn it on it renames whatever file it is to index.php, making it the default. your blog section (the part with all your posts) should still be there somewhere but with a different name.

https://www.health.keiskamma.org/news/?cat=1

^this link goes to your blog section if that helps

I can’t see your directory listings to tell you which file it is. maybe index.old.php?

Link to

https://www.health.keiskamma.org/news/index.php

^this is where your blog posts are made by default.

Well do you want to use the same photo per user (like an avatar) or a different photo for EVERY post?

I made avatars very easy by adding this code to the index.php

<img src=”https://yoursitehere/imgdir/&lt;?php the_author() ?>.gif” id=”author_icon” align =left />

by having the authour upload an image that is saved as the author’s “login.gif” in the img dir. I’m sure it wouldn’t be difficult to do by catagory either if you chose.

just replace <?php the_author() ?> with <?php the_category(‘, ‘) ?>.

rename your images accordingly.

It’s a bit ugly but it does the trick if that is what you are looking for.

I’d post a link to my blog and show you but my blog is mostly for familial consumption and I am still not done with all my modifications. Work in Progress, so its not shown till it’s done. ??

that’s strange because the pictures worked fine before and I didn’t do anything at all with the pictures folder.