Tonight, I tweaked my paid CSS upgrade to “hide” the “visibility” of the “navigation” element and replaced that element with a descriptive content about this site. This appears on the upper right hand corner of the blog. I know the descriptive “tagline” about this blog already appears as a “short” version below the “site title” but I wanted more detail.
As a result, I removed the “Steira “About” Text widget” and set two static pages to display “Howdy” as the “Front Page” and “Recent posts” as the “Posts Page”. Then I set the “Blog pages show at most” to only one post at a time. This is to keep the blog simple. So this means my WordPress.com site is more like a webpage than a weblog because of the “front page” displays a “static page”. And the traffic will have been decreased because the front/home page is no longer set to my latest posts.
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Addendum- Last edited by FLYNN on 20101112 at 05:40:41 AM UTC: Forget it. I put everything back – posts as front/home page, top/navigation bar on top and “about this site” widget on the sidebar.
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