I actually was able to reproduce this. When you have a CAPTCHA on your login page it actually impacts our automated login process hence why you are having issues here.

For now, take your details from the SiteManager page and login manually (this will work every time).

In the meantime, we will get our system to work efficiently with the captcha system.

When logging into your site you have to click on the log in button below the photo of your site, and not the domain name of your site listed beside the picture. That is just a link to your site and will not log you in.
I have no idea about the equation thing...

I want to keep my home page like it is, but I want to create another page that will work like my home page does where every time I post specifically to that page it will always be at the top like my homepage does with post. My website is about budget vacations, so on this page I want to set up, I want to be able to post good deals on vacations right now. In order to do this I need each time I post, for it to be at the top of the page. Deals expire, so I need them to be at the bottom and my new post to be at the top. I hope this makes sense.

as for posts you just need to add a new post, but if you want the first post to be seen on the top make it ur home page, and have other posts in a blog roll:)

The only way I know is to turn the post you want first into a static page and then put a link on that page for your blog.

Hi Rita, try to be more specific and people will help. Pages and posts are different. It is difficult to understand what the problem is. Jovo

Edit your page. Put the mouse over the word and choose the clip above in the menu. A rectangular window will open. Paste the URL you want the word to go to. Don't forget to say: Open in a new window. Update and page view. See if it works.

Hi Rita!

Normally, talking about html-codes you use Word.

So, "Word" is the word you want to have the hyperlink over, and the other things are html-codes.

You can enter "_blank" after "target=" when your user should open the new page in a new window or tab. You can enter "_self" after "target=" when your user should open the new page in that exact tab they are right now.

Usually you should find an html-Button within your What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get or "WYCIWYG"-editor within your backoffice of your wordpress site. In your article editor.

Since I have not started building my website, I dont know exactly where to find ;o)

Hope that helps a little anyway.