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What is a post page in WordPress?
A WordPress post is what makes up the blog aspect of your site. These are generally news or informational updates about a certain topic or talking point. Posts are listed in reverse chronological order and can be tagged, categorized and even archived on your site.
Can you have more than one post page in WordPress?
You can create a static front page, and then a separate page for all your published posts. You can do that and the first step is to create two pages and then designate them appropriately. (1) All posts on the front page which is also called the home page and is the URL of the site by default.
How to display posts on homepage and a separate posts page?
If I select a static page for the homepage and do NOT select a page, my homepage stays the same (shows posts and other Nimble Builder content). The news page — and ALL other post list pages — display the post teasers, but the top info such as breadcrumbs, title, and metadata is missing (bug).
How to display posts on a category page, divided into their respective?
For example, category-13.php will display the posts in the category whose ID is 13, and the category-mycat.php would display the posts in the category whose slug is mycat. In the case I’ll describe in this post, I decided to use the slug since the site admin has control over it and therefore it can be retained across different sites.
Is there a separate page for blog posts in WordPress?
By default, WordPress displays your blog posts on the homepage. However, if you are making a business website or simply want to customize your homepage, then you may want a separate page for your blog section. In this article, we will show you how to easily create a separate page for blog posts in WordPress.
How to display posts from a specific category in WordPress?
The code I have written only fetches limited posts from the category. Although you can get any number of posts by passing a number to ‘posts_per_page’, we usually display limited posts per page and then use pagination to get the next and previous set of posts.