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Here’s the user_meta data for my login…
INSERT INTO 3550ncr_usermeta VALUES(1, 1, ‘nickname’, ‘Peter Wade’);
INSERT INTO 3550ncr_usermeta VALUES(2, 1, ‘rich_editing’, ‘true’);
INSERT INTO 3550ncr_usermeta VALUES(3, 1, ‘admin_color’, ‘fresh’);
INSERT INTO 3550ncr_usermeta VALUES(4, 1, ‘3550ncr_capabilities’, ‘a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;b:1;}’);
INSERT INTO 3550ncr_usermeta VALUES(5, 1, ‘3550ncr_user_level’, ’10’);

And here’s the data for users…
INSERT INTO 3550ncr_users VALUES(1, ‘username’, ‘******/*************/’, ‘admin’, ‘pwade@********.com.au’, ‘https://’, ‘2008-04-24 23:04:21’, ”, 0, ‘Peter Wade’);

It looks correct to me!!!

Actually now I’ve checked… the default theme is not source-ordered, as header information comes before the main content. Yes, the sidebar stuff follows later. Source ordered html code is described as 2-1-3, main content, header, footer and others.

Amazing Grace, Bytes for All and October Pink themes come close to being source-ordered.

Further research indicates these long entries in wp_options are to do with magpieRSS.

How can I turn off magpieRSS or stop it saving these entries?

Thanks

Thanks, Ivovic. You have confirmed what I thought was possible.

I guess in the back of my mind is the question of whether WordPress is the best or simplest way to go, since I’m basically not using the blog features only static pages.

I was attracted to ModX for its versatility, but I’m not a programmer and in addition its still in beta and there has been no recent update.

Yes, I will adapt a theme… I just didn’t know that the default theme was source-ordered. I just hadn’t checked it.

Thanks again.
Peter