Since the `Misty` theme by Sadish is perfect (for now), there is no reason to edit my paid Custom CSS upgrade. But since the search form on the upper right hand corner crosses the top navigation bars to the left, I had to find a logical way to streamline the pages.
Based on WordPress Mobile Edition Theme by Alex King, the three main menu selections are
- Home;
- Pages; and
- Archives.
So, I tried to model my pages in that particular order. But since this WordPress.com theme has a `Home` tab as one of the main menu selection, I’m still debating on whether to set the latest posts to display as the `Front page` or retain `Contents` as something more presentable as seen inside the front part of a typical `book`.
The reason for creating a `Contents` page is to take the place (or hold) the position of `Home` page for some WordPress.com themes that do not have a default `Home` tab.
As for the pages, that is straight forward. These are static and should not change.
Unlike the pages, posts change and are presented in reverse order with the most recent entries appearing on the top of a hierarchy of older posts below. These are found under the archives.
But I’ve created a `Posts` page as another place holder in case I can’t decide if I want the late post entries to appear in its separate page or on the `Front` (or `Home`) page instead.
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