Table of
content
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Word press
main type of content
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2
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What does
post mean
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What does
page mean
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4
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Understanding
the difference between pages and posts
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Word Press
have two main types of content posts
and pages, understanding the similarities and differences between them, is
important to create
a well-organized site.
a well-organized site.
Posts and
pages display different types of content, posts are displayed dynamically so
they appear in reverse chronological order on your site just like a blog. and
usually contain things like news items blog items and articles
Its
generally considered updatable contents that can become untimely after a
certain time.
Pages on the
other hand are static there displayed as free standing and has no real
relationship to any other Pages
That means that they already contain
information that pertains to other information, and the different contain
things like information about the site or contact information or an FAQ.
pages menu in WP |
But the main
difference between post ad pages is how they're organized, posts are organized
based on published date and time, category, tags, and author.
That means you can go in and make searches on
the site, may say I want to see old polls published within April and May and
you get all the posts.
Or you can
do search based on category and say I want to see all posts in the category games
or you can search for posts with certain tags or post written by one author.
category games |
In contrast pages are only organized based on
the parent child relationship, which means you can write one page and write
another page and say this page is child of the first page. This relationship
only really displays when it comes to menus where a child would be displayed
subsidiary to the parent item but the relationship doesn't really span beyond
that.
pages parent child relationship |
Using pages
and posts in WordPress will help you create a site that easy to navigate and
content that is easy to access for your visitors. The rule of thumb is these
pages for information that doesn't change in that static and then posts for
information that keeps updating.
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