The only base BlogCFC file included is adminLayout.cfm. The rest can be safely dropped into an existing installation without over-writing local changes. No database changes, it uses a XML file for storage. Only three changes need to existing blogs: application.cfm, layout.cfm, and adminlayout.cfm New Files & Locations: ----------------------------------------- org/camden/blog/pods.cfc client/tags/getpods.cfm client/tags/adminlayout.cfm client/admin/podform.cfm client/admin/pods.cfm client/admin/showpods.cfm client/admin/pod.cfm client/includes/pods/pod.xml Getting Started: ----------------------------------------- 1.) Copy files into their respective folders 2.) Make the following changes client/tags/Layout.cfm Find and comment or remove all of the pod includes (Look for ../includes/pods/) Add this line: 3.) Add this to application.cfm, look for the application.slideshow createObject and put these lines below it. Login to your admin tool, if you don't see Pod Manager click on Refresh Blog Cache. Click on Pod Manager Select the Pods you want to display and enter a numeric value for the SortOrder. Once you have all your pods selected and the order entered, click on Update Pods. Refresh your blog cache again. Now view your blog and you should see the pds you selected sorted. You can add pod by clicking on Add New Pod. It will load a template for the pod to get you started. Use it or delete the text and enter your own. The Pod Title will also be the file name. Show Sample Output will open a window showing the output of the pod. Delete Pod will delete the cfm files from the pods folder. There is not a reason to delete a pod, you can turn it off by unselecting it but it is there if you want it. Notes: The Pod Title created with Add New Pod does not use localization. The title will be the same as the Filename. If includes/pods/pod.xml does not exists, it will load all pods in folder