's with CSS layout is the real way to go. If you can help me convert this mess to CSS, see http;//www.nyceducated.info/blog/contact/. /* The following code should be used in the header.php file before the wp_list_pages() function call, instead of having the regular link that says Home or Blog. I know it isn't pretty, but it works. The magic is done with a conditional statement that checks if the visitor is viewing the home page or any other part of the blog (not ocunting pages, which are handled seperately by WordPress). Adding this has two benefits: 1) You'll have a Home and Blog link in the horizontal navigation bar in your theme. 2) Those links will highlight on their respective parts of your blog.
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    • */ //So let's begin building out custom home.php file! //Are there any arguments in the URL? global $wp; $wp_received_argument = false; //initialize this variable and make it false by default foreach ($wp->query_vars as $k=>$v) if ($v) $wp_received_argument = true; //I guess so, load index.php if ($wp_received_argument) require(TEMPLATEPATH . "/index.php"); //loading index.php, execution of home.php is done for else { //We got no parameters, so let's load our custom home page. get_header(); // Here is some stuff specific to the Fallseason theme ?>

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