A front page is a great way to greet your users. Read on to make one for WordPress.

<h3>Child Themes</h3>
<p>Before making any changes to a theme consider making a child theme and modifying that. Your changes will not be lost when the theme is updated and your changes are easier to manage when they are not surrounded by the many lines of the main theme. I didn't use a child theme here but I wish I did! Have a look at the official way <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes">here</a>.

With the release of WordPress 3.7 came automatic updates. While in principle this is fine occasionally there is a bad update or some of your old plugins are not compatible with the new WordPress version.

While building oldsoul.com.au a way was needed to stay within the Catalogue category and not get posts from the already sold items in the Portfolio category.

The site www.oldsoul.com.au needed a different order for displaying the items in the catalogue. The default is date descending and viewing the individual posts the user is given two links, next and previous.

While building oldsoul.com.au we needed a way of staying within the Catalogue category and not get posts from the already sold items in the Portfolio category.