Can't figure this one out.
On my website I have two pages where I want to put posts. One is the Blog Page and the Other is called My Training Log.
When I upload a post for My Training Log, it automatically goes on to the Blog page and I have to dive in deep to the menus and physically put the page under My Training Log - however it remains on the blog page. This makes the Training Log totally pointless and clutters up the Blog page.
Any idea's on how I can choose where it goes and make it only go there?
Thank in advance
John
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Just to reinforce what others have said, use Categories for your posts, then create a Menu entry for each category. You can display that menu anywhere you need it - as part of the main menu at the head of the page, or in a menu widget, wherever you like.
See my homepage on my website, you'll see a menu item called 'Affiliate Marketing' with one sub-item per category.
Regards,
Dave
As feigner mentioned you need to use categories: WordPress Categories Tutorial By default your blogroll will display ALL posts from all categories.
So you want to create 2x categories:
Blog
My Training Log
Then add those categories to your menu (by following the training I linked to above).
Then when you publish a post, choose your category accordingly and that's where it will display.
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By the way, you've posted this question as a blog rather than a question - in future if you post it as a question you'll likely get more/faster answers. You can do that from the questions tab on your profile here: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/jdsjave/questions
can you not add acategory blog and add that to the menu
same with training log
and add the posts to either category
and have the menu point to the categories rather than pages.
have fun
phil
Nope, didn't understand a word of that... Sorry! I'm very new to this but thanks for replying, I'll try to figure out what you mean..
do you use categories when you create posts?
if not then think of categories a bit like chapters of a book.
these categories will group posts which are about a common theme together.
categories are added under the post menu
when you create a post you can tick the box to assign it to a category.
you can also add a category as a menu item
once you click on the menu item everythng grouped in that category will be shown - all the posts in that category.
I thought it was something like that and so I have been using it. don't think I've come to this bet yet on my training - unless I need a re-cap..
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Hey John,
That's a puzzler wish I could help but I'm sure someone will be able to.
Don