dmyler

Thanks for the follow-up!

Though if you wanted to customize the loop for the posts page, you’d need to create a new template, I’d imagine. Following your steps means page.php is controlling the posts page and you’d either need to modify the loop on that template, or create a new one…

Good to know, thanks! (And, to your point, it works, so perhaps I should just go with it.)

Thanks! Unfortunately it didn’t work for me, although that’s a great plugin.

Just wondering if anyone out there has used that query_post with custom permalinks?

I should add — my goal is to show just one post on the homepage, but allow archive pages to show 10 posts.

Thanks for both the comments. Sam_a, I plan on using javascript switching on my site. I believe you’re saying that identical javascript code and identically named CSS default & alternate stylesheets on both my site and my wordpress blog would do the trick. Yes? That would make sense, as the blog sits on my server, and the cookie should reference the alternate sheet, if selected.

vkaryl, the themeswitcher plugin only applies to the blog itself, correct? It wouldn’t translate to my non-wordpress hosted pages, would it?

again, thanks!