kwarrior

Thank you. FYI, I ended up using rewind_posts(), because I didn’t really need a “custom” loop, rather just another loop.

The old one appeals more because the links are closer to where my eyes are looking.

Thank you. I have accomplished what I set out to do and learned a bit while doing it.

My WordPress is in /wp/, but in the settings, I set the blog URI to /, and then copied the index.php and .htaccess to /. Then I updated the contents of the index.php to point to the new relative location. Then I went back into the permalinks to reconfigure the mod-rewrite for .htaccess.

So right now my / folder only has two files and one directory that is relevant and necessary for WordPress (which is what I had wanted all along). This was all on a page in the Codex (which I can’t find again).

Thank you both. How does 1.1 work? How does WordPress decide what name these pages will be accessed under? I’ve been fooling around and it seems that the way that works is WordPress uses Apache’s feature to redirect this way. Is that true? If so, isn’t it also possible to put WP in its own folder AND have links from example.com/about?