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What are the different blog categories?
Types of Event Logs They are Information, Warning, Error, Success Audit (Security Log) and Failure Audit (Security Log). An event that describes the successful operation of a task, such as an application, driver, or service. For example, an Information event is logged when a network driver loads successfully.
How many categories should blog have?
There’s no ideal number, but between three to five categories gives you enough breadth without being too overwhelming to manage. Some bloggers prefer five to eight categories, while news sites may have around eight to ten. The number is up to you. Just consider your content, your strategy, and your time.
How to create pages that show specific blog categories?
1) create a page and select “Blog Template” and also choose which category for the Blog’s you want. 2) Then create a blog post and choose the category for that page….resulting in a page that shows all the blog posts for that category? Thanks! Sounds like you are looking for the functionality of WordPress 3.0 Menus Subpanel.
How do I change the categories on my WordPress blog?
If you have existing blog posts, go to posts and change the categories of your blog post to the ones you have made. Remember, posts will be bifurcated by the categories, so change the blog categories in the same way you want your blogs to appear.
How to manage a series of blog posts?
Series Page – Central Page – the other approach to managing a series of posts with a ‘page’ is to use one as a ‘central links page’ that you update with a link to each post in your series over time. This is what I did in my 31 Days to Building a Better Blog Series last August.
Is it necessary to have multiple Blog Pages?
Having a proper bifurcated website blog looks a lot more organized, and your readers will not have a hard time navigating as well. So it is essential that you have your blog pages set up in such as way that your users can navigate through the blog easily but at the same time you do not need to work on anything technical like setting up a multisite.