a Prompt Response
I love to feel organised. I hold you in awe.
I take these wild plunges into order, then fall the rest of the way back into chaos. Great intentions: No staying power
That’s okay. I’m deep in your pages. I just discovered my brain is not as young and agile as it was two years ago when I first set up my blog. Disheartening. Is two thirty too early to drink some port?
It’s only 1:30 here. Just do one page.
If you use custom menus, be sure to add it (I tend to forget that part) Custom menus keep things neat, but they aren’t automatic.
The one page is “no parent” by default in the “Page Attributes” dialog. Any other pages on the same subject, can have that page as their parent.
Okay. I can manage that.
Then the port.
Laughing… all the way to the bottle. Damn. Page first.
Heading for the port… coffee more probably.
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I love to feel organised. I hold you in awe.
I take these wild plunges into order, then fall the rest of the way back into chaos. Great intentions: No staying power
That’s okay. I’m deep in your pages. I just discovered my brain is not as young and agile as it was two years ago when I first set up my blog. Disheartening. Is two thirty too early to drink some port?
It’s only 1:30 here.
Just do one page.
If you use custom menus, be sure to add it (I tend to forget that part) Custom menus keep things neat, but they aren’t automatic.
The one page is “no parent” by default in the “Page Attributes” dialog. Any other pages on the same subject, can have that page as their parent.
Okay. I can manage that.
Then the port.
Laughing… all the way to the bottle. Damn. Page first.
Heading for the port… coffee more probably.