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agree no need for plugin , and you are going roundabout on this but here goes. create a blog.php template file , then add this to the get_header tag : <?php /* Template Name: blog */ ?> <?php get_header(); ?> then just put your code [which is a get-posts tag with the category id you want ] and chose this template on your wp page Blog. for a more direct way you can simply install this plugin Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin and then in Blog page , redirect it to category blog

if you have FTP access , simply download all their files , and transfer it to your host , then grab their DB , open it and search-replace all the links to their site for e.g http://clients.com/ to http://mydomain.com then upload the db on you sql whatever u are using

TwenyTen uses a loop.php which makes editing hell of a lot harder , you might need to edit the loop.php file.

check here you'll see which pages using which template file , usually for homepage it's index.php or home.php

Well , I see the post change , and it's working correct so far I can see , so I take it is fixed.

Yes , this index.html will load before the site , but still if they type in for e.g http://mydomani.com/about they will see the about page you can use this plugin http://www.cssjockey.com/freebies/custom-coming-soon-pages-wordpress-plugin you can edit the default or use a custom homepage there with or without the counter , plus it'll only shows the site to those who are loged in

I dont see the error ... is it fixed ?

Hi there. This is how wp calls in for template files , http://codex.wordpress.org/Category_Templates#What_Template_File_is_Used.3F so you simple need to add a tag.php template ;)or on your archive.php add an extra condition : <h1 class="page-title"> <?php if ( is_day() ) : ?> <?php printf( __( 'Daily Archives: <span>%s</span>', 'twentyten' ), get_the_date() ); ?> <?php elseif ( is_month() ) : ?> <?php printf( __( 'Monthly Archives: <span>%s</span>', 'twentyten' ), get_the_date('F Y') ); ?> <?php elseif ( is_year() ) : ?> <?php printf( __( 'Yearly Archives: <span>%s</span>', 'twentyten' ), get_the_date('Y') ); ?> <!-- from here --> <?php elseif (is_tag()) : ?> <?php single_tag_title('Currently browsing '); ?> <!-- till here --> <?php else : ?> <?php _e( 'Blog Archives', 'twentyten' ); ?> <?php endif; ?> </h1> Just a note : This code was from twenyten theme , you can simply add this extra tag to any other archive template

I personally use conditional tags , but Richard introduced a plugin in the other post which solves the issue

well if I am correct u mean the find by category part on sidebar , which is on asider-r.php we dont see it here , and if u are using wp_list_category for that , then simply exclude other from it , see here http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_categories .or remove the other category if u dont need it , or set it's parent to no , so it wont show as a child of all tutorial category.

well I agree u need a cart , but wp-ecommerce can do it , but I personally suggest magento

you can simply add a meta-box to your post [custom field] and call it subtitle , then while listing your page for menu , call the subtitle there as well.

well I dont see your php code but u need something like this ... <?php /* Template Name: product-List */ ?> <?php get_header(); ?> <ul> <? $catpost = get_posts("numberposts=-1&order=ASC&orderby=post_date&category=$current_id") ; foreach ($catpost as $post) { ?> <li> <?php setup_postdata($post); ?> <span><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></span> </li> <?php } ?> </ul> or whatever code u want add there in the loop , then it'll pull the posts , $current_id is your category id

I agree , magento is your best choice if you want to avoid un-necessary coding

first : if ( is_page('about')) { // the page is "About", or the parent of the page is "About" will only works for page about if u need to apply this for it's sub-pages as well , then u need to write a function for it. second : <style type="text/css"> body { background-color:<?php echo $background;?> } </style> that appears before the conditional tags dude , so it echos an empty color and then checks which page your visitors are on , so technically it's useless , try adding it after your conditional tags and leme know if it works or not.