I've been trying to leverage an application to do my web publishing.  Radio is that application.  The point is that even though I am a programmer, I am also an employee, a husband, and a human being that doesn't have enough time to reinvent this particular wheel.  So, at most, I may try to come up with some alternate content modules to customize what I can display with Radio and some administration tools to control those components.  But, for now, I don't see any point in trying to reproduce an entire content management system1

Actually, this has been some learning curve.  Slowly, but surely.  The Discreet Radio Theme (Green) had one critical flaw.  The desktop posting page was ill-formatted.  I changed the #desktopWebsiteTemplate.txt in C:Program FilesRadio UserLandwww.  I would list the contents here, but I'm still learning how to overcome the pitfalls of the WYSIWYG editor.  It doesn't seem to like my <PRE></PRE> blocks.

      <div class="blogbody">
        <table border='0'>
          <tr>
            <td colspan='2'>
              <%radio.macros.editorsOnlyMenu ()%>
            </td>
          </tr>
          <tr>
            <td valign='top'>
              <%radio.macros.weblogEditBox ()%>
              <%radio.macros.weblogRecentPosts ()%>
            </td>
            <td valign='top'>
              <div class="calendar">
                <p align="center"><%radio.weblog.drawcalendar ()%></p><br>
                <%radio.macros.cloudLinks ()%>
                <%radio.macros.statusCenter ()%>
                <%radio.macros.supportCenter ()%>
                </div>
            </td>
          </tr>
        </table>
        <p class="footer">
          This Page was last update: <%radio.macros.getLastUpdate ()%><br>
          Copyright <%year%> <%authorName%><br>
          Theme Design by <a href="http://www.bryanbell.com">Bryan Bell</a><br>
          <br>  
          <%radioBadge%> <%radio.macros.xmlCoffeeMug ()%> <%rssLink%> <%radio.macros.mailTo ()%><br clear="right">
           </p>
        </div>
      </div>

There's nothing like a good table when nothing else will do.  Ha!  Take that!