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How are posts and pages organized in WordPress?
Within WordPress, pages look similar to posts, although there are definite differences. Pages aren’t assigned tags, however, they can be organized into hierarchies (for example, grouping a Testimonials page under the About page hierarchy). As we will see further on, a page can also be dedicated entirely to your blog posts.
Can a blog post be added to a different page?
You probably want to only add certain posts to certain pages, and you want a way to specify which posts goes on which pages. Your goal might be putting specific posts on a page other than your home page. That is, adding a certain set of posts to a page that is NOT your homepage, or “posts” (or “blog”) page.
Is it free to add posts to pages in WordPress?
Adding Posts to your WordPress Pages is handy for driving traffic to your blog from pages on your site. We released a new WordPress Plugin: Add Posts to Pages! Get it FREE.
Where are my blog posts located on WordPress?
Finally, since your blog posts will no longer be located on the front page, you’ll need to decide what will serve as your new Posts page (which should be the page you titled Blog ). Don’t forget to hit Publish or Save Draft at the top of the screen when you are finished. The changes you have made will then be applied.
How to organize sites in a site collection?
Any site you create in a site collection is automatically a subsite. Learn more about difference between site and subsite here You can organize your sites just like folders (subsite under subsite under subsite). Check out this post to learn more about best practices for sites hierarchy/structure
How does the template hierarchy work in WordPress?
The WordPress template hierarchy is what determines which templates are used, and in what order. If you try to load the page for a hypothetical hosting category, for example, here’s what goes on in the background: WordPress will look for a template file called category-hosting.php within your current theme’s directory.
What are the options for storing hierarchical data in a..?
Cheap descendants via prefix query (e.g. LEFT (lineage, #) = ‘/enumerated/path’) Matrix encoding variant adds ancestor encoding (materialized path) for “free”, but with added trickiness of linear algebra.