rwfaught

Thanks much!

I understand I think. I do have WordPress installed and am playing with it. So I can create the category, create a link to go directly to that category (showing only the posts under “Music” for instance), and style the link to show up as part of my navigation bar. Then somehow tell wordpress not to show that category on the default page. That would do it, now to figure out how to make it not show on the front page….

Well, not the way I understand it. I guess what I mean is: IF I have a page (not a category) created, is there a way to “post” to it the same way you would with the default page.

Say I find something interesting on the web related to music. I want to blog about it. The easiest way to do that (that I know of) is to write a new post. I can create the post, and even assign a music category to it, but it shows up on the front page. I want anything I post that is related to music to go to a separate page from the default — to not even show up on the front page.

From what I’ve learned so far, I would have to add the content to that seperate page by editing that page. I would rather be able to just create a new post, somehow inform WordPress that it is to be “posted” on the Music page, and have it show up there and nowhere else.

Does that make sense?

I figured it out.

.entry-content {
/* The meat and potatoes of every entry */
float: left; /* <—— The culprit */
width: 458px;
}

I modified this from the original sample.css file that comes with K2. The float: left line causes all links but the first in each post to be unclickable in Firefox.