The document discusses content management for websites, particularly emphasizing the differences between pages and posts in WordPress. Pages contain static content and are not time-specific, while posts are time-sensitive entries that can be categorized and appear in reverse chronological order. It also touches on custom post types and provides an overview of how to manage and edit both pages and posts.

1. ALL ABOUT
POSTS AND
SECRETS OF A
PAGES CONTENT
MANAGEMENT
WEBSITE
Judi Knight New Tricks

2. HI!

3. I’M JUDI

4. I DESIGN WEBSITES
WordPress Web Design
&
Social Media Marketing
“It’s never too late!”

6. I HATED MY OLD STATIC SITE

7. HOW TO MANAGE CONTENT?
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My Old Website
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8. HOW TO MANAGE CONTENT?
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9. PAGES AND POSTS ORGANIZE CONTENT
Database
WordPress Site
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10. CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Pages
or
Posts

11. PAGES VS POSTS
• Pages: Static Content
About, Contact, Services
• Posts: Content that gets new
entries or regularly updated and
that can be Categorized
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12. PAGES
• Pages are for static information. An About
page is a classic example of a static page.
• Pages are not listed by date.
• Pages do not use tags or categories.
• Pages can be hierarchical.
The URL for a page looks like this: http://blogname /page-title/

13. POSTS
• Posts can be assigned to categories.
• Use Posts when you will have multiples of a type of
entry.
• Posts appear on the site in reverse chronological
order.
• Posts can be on the home page in a blog-style site.
• The blog page may be on another page on the site.
• You can make a sticky posts, those will appear before
the other posts.
• Posts can be found in the Category Archives.
• Posts are also displayed in the RSS feed of the blog.
• You can control how many posts are displayed on a
page of posts.
The URL for a post is published like this: http://blogname.com/post-title/

14. BLOG POSTS
Articles on your topics
Tips and Tutorials
Books you recommend
Recipes
Real Estate Listings
Latest News
Events
Workshops
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15. CUSTOM POST TYPES
When you have types of entries with
specific data fields to be collected and
displayed consistently across posts you may
need Custom Post Types.
Example: http://smallhouseguide.com
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16. HOW TO ADD/EDIT PAGES
• Permalinks
• WYSIWYG
• Visual View
• Text View
• Save Draft
• Preview
• Publish
• Screen Options
• Restore
• Page Attributes
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17. HOW TO ADD/EDIT POSTS
• Permalinks
• WYSIWYG
• Visual View
• Text View
• Save Draft
• Preview
• Publish
• Post Formats
• Categories
• Tags
• Featured Image
• Screen Options
• Restore
• Page Attributes
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