astaroth0803

Thank you, I’ll hire someone to do that for me. I just wasn’t sure how complicated this might be (still probably a 15-minute job for someone who knows php).

Thanks. The thing is I don’t want the whole pages to be randomized, only certain posts within a single page (front page to be specific).

Unfortunately I don’t know php, but it seems to me that the easiest way to achieve this is to have this in my index.php

<?php query_posts($query_string . ‘&orderby=rand’) ?>

only with the added condition that it applies to posts assigned to specific category/tag. Unfortunately I don’t know how such a condition can be added in php.

Thanks for a quick reply.

This works, but it’s not exactly what I meant. Sorry that I didn’t explain clearly enough.

What this does is it randomizes posts order only when I enter the “Journal” category (website.com/category/journal/). What I want to do it to have my regular blog page where all posts from all categories are displayed together and have posts from “Journal” category mixed randomly among other posts. Hope that explains it better.