Thank you for the information on making new pages to add to the static parts of the site. I was about to ask that very question.

My site now has “stuff” (not very artistic) on every page. It even has its first real comment, thanks to Karl, on the blog page. I’m almost to the point of actually trying to make the site look good, although I have to see what happens when I (try to) use Karl’s table html.

Right now, however, I’m going to smoosh some oil paint onto some canvas.

The way to make pages is to publish them from the dashboard. Then you should view them from there, copy the link, and put that link someplace like the studio. This lets you have as complex a page structure as you like. I use this on my blog for example, with two dozen picture pages linked to the studio. It is a bit of a mess at the moment, but that is an artistic problem. The code works fine.

I guess I’ll need to write that out in more detail, or have a page for the pages. Too late at night now (Holland time).

-K

I understand why the blog page doesn’t work. It’s not a glitch exactly. It has to do with the initial configuration. I wrote you an email in which I say I will reconfigure a new blog for you, if you like. I really appreciate the feed back. I will improve the design so that configuration by users is not necessary, and the glitches that you experienced will not be possible.

Angela and Birgit,

I will make a page with a variety of fonts and the names of the fonts. Then we can see what everyone finds readable on their own systems. This is extremely important. I’m glad Angela brought it up.

I seem to have resolved most of my other confusions, although I am always stunned at how slow I am at figuring out the protocol. And how I do love it when something works!

However, tomorrow is another day and I have painting to do to keep a clear conscience. Nevertheless, I’ll be checking back in.

I’m enjoying the process and I’m thinking that I might use this as a temporary gallery that would give me more flexibility than I find in my current website.