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I mean I can’t figure out, why the my links can’t all be setup like topheavy.com/thnew/index.php instead of this topheavy.com/thnew/ which is causing the script to not work right. No matter what I change in the admin it doesn’t work, I also can’t seem to find all the links or even how the links were created to begin with so that I could just changed the source code to point to index.php

Its just real important to me, I am sorry if I appear impatient, but it is driving me nuts not knowing the answer

WILL OFFER MONEY FOR HELP

Please does anyone know how to fix this???

I just figure this out, if I type index.php before the link is placed in the url such as this https://www.topheavy.com/thnew/index.php?p=3#comments instead of the default https://www.topheavy.com/thnew/?p=3#comments. it works just fine. How to I change the site so that the links all work with the index.php in front of it

Yes, I know that, but i need it to run on 4.1.1 and I was wondering if anyone knew a work around, since I can’t find any of the earlier versions of the software.

I gotcha, Another guy was trying to help me out and they were making it to difficult.

Just above the line <?php if (have_posts()) : ?>

Add This
<?php query_posts(‘cat=1’); ?>

Now in order to to view your other categories you will need to duplicate that page and rename it to “whatever.php” and change this to
<?php query_posts(‘cat=2’); ?> where 2 == the category of posts you wish to show.

That is about as quick and dirty of a hack as I can think of

I have located a small problem that I am having, I mean it works great to only show a category if the ?cat=1 or ?cat=2 but if these are not defined in the url then it defaults to showing all categories on the homepage. The only information I was to show on the homepage is my blog not anything I have posted in my stories section. Any suggestions

thank you so much, your my hero of the day