Now you can do this with all of your posts and before we get into making pages display posts, you can do these steps to see what the plugin will do to your site.
Go to your Blog in another Tab/Window.
Now you know how to hide posts and from here, we can make all or just some of our articles as posts and have much better control of where they show up.
Go to your Blog in another Tab/Window.
Now I can see what I want to change and change it from there by clicking on the Edit link. Let's say I don't want The Beginning to appear on my front page. I'll click on Edit and scroll down to my Post Visibility section and click on Hide From Front Page.
Scroll up and click Update, after that you can go where your site name is at the top, click Visit Site and see the changes.
Now you know how to hide posts and from here, we can make all or just some of our articles as posts and have much better control of where they show up.
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shelley8492
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I'm on my next lesson of authorship. Some of my pages are showing up with authorship, though it says "no excerpt is showing...". Do I need to add descriptions to my pages for that to change? Maybe I missed that in earlier training. Next thing- some of my "pages" are really categories. I felt a set up that way was best for me for exactly the reason you mentioned in this video. I noticed if I check authorship in the snippet tool for a place where blog posts will go - http://flowerphotographyfordummies.com/category/learning-flower-photography it does not have authorship, but if I take out the word "category" in the URL it does. Since most of my posts will be in categories and not pages, how could I set this up so I receive authorship on my blogs, or do we really only need it on a page? I don't think I will be adding any blogs to my pages, only the categories. Does this make sense?
reefswimmer
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hey, thx so much for this ! Lots of details I will find helpful.
When I read the first page---your intro--I wanted to insert just one thought. Moving content around, between blog and website for instance, I do think we have to be super-careful not to create duplicate content by mistake or simply by being unaware. . You know how deeply Google despises duplicate content, and what happens to websites when people do that. Sometimes people don't even realize that a blog IS a website.
I'm really no expert, but I do think this awareness is important. Agree?
When I read the first page---your intro--I wanted to insert just one thought. Moving content around, between blog and website for instance, I do think we have to be super-careful not to create duplicate content by mistake or simply by being unaware. . You know how deeply Google despises duplicate content, and what happens to websites when people do that. Sometimes people don't even realize that a blog IS a website.
I'm really no expert, but I do think this awareness is important. Agree?
slayton1s
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I haven't read it all to be honest, but nice post. I know this is just 1 method of doing things that is more oriented towards keeping things simple for your reader. A good example of a website that doesn't keep it simple for your readers & does the exact opposite of what this is teaching is http://ivetriedthat.com/ (lol). You have to weed out the 400+ posts he has on his website and figure out everything that's on it, which can take days without buying his products directly. I'll save this & go back to it later. I see you've found a few other plugins besides the Exclude Pages one.