By default, all pre-installed blogs are displayed using a skin. (More on skins in another post.)<\/p>\n
That means, blogs are accessed through ‘ Alternatively, if you don’t want to use the default DB parameters and want to, say, force a skin, a category or a specific linkblog, you can create a stub file like the provided ‘ Finally, if you need to do some very specific customizations to your blog, you may use plain templates instead of skins. In this case, call your blog through a full template, like the provided ‘ You will find more information in the stub\/template files themselves. Open them in a text editor and read the comments in there.<\/p>\n Either way, make sure you go to the blogs admin and set the correct access method for your blog. When using a stub or a template, you must also set its filename in the ‘Stub name’ field. Otherwise, the permalinks will not function properly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" By default, all pre-installed blogs are displayed using a skin. (More on skins in another post.) That means, blogs are accessed through ‘index.php‘, which loads default parameters from the database and then passes on the display job to a skin. Alternatively, if you don’t want to use the default DB parameters and want to, say, … <\/p>\nindex.php<\/code>‘, which loads default parameters from the database and then passes on the display job to a skin.<\/p>\na_stub.php<\/code>‘ and call your blog through this stub instead of index.php .<\/p>\na_noskin.php<\/code>‘.<\/p>\n