• Hi

    I’d like to have second/third/fourth static pages which also display posts, as they are listed on the main ‘Blog’ homepage. I need to display unique posts for the different static pages.

    This is because I love the layout of the content on the home page, with the tiled blog links, and would like to continue this design on my other static pages.

    Is this possible.

    Thanks
    Jay

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  • Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Hi Jay,

    Thanks for choosing Tracks!

    There are a few ways you can do this. I think the easiest way will be using categories since you want a different set of posts displayed on each page.

    You can put your posts into different categories, and then add a link to the primary menu for each of these categories. Here’s a tutorial that covers how to add category links to your menu: https://www.competethemes.com/help/customize-menu-tracks/

    The end result is that visitors can click on the various menu links and be taken to completely separate listings of posts.

    I hope that helps, and please let me know if you have any further questions.

    Thread Starter jabba123

    (@jabba123)

    Hi Ben.

    Thanks for the excellent response. This has been successful on the most part.

    Now I ask – can I have a static page display a chosen list of categories? In the style of the tiled blog posts?

    I have a static page ‘Diaries’, where I want to display ‘Diary 1’, ‘Diary 2’.. (using ‘Diary x’ as the category name), and when the diary is chosen, a new page lists the individual posts within that diary.

    Possible?

    Thanks

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    No problem ??

    Whenever displaying a list of posts, it’s best to use an archive WordPress creates for you. In this case, you could make a category called “Diaries” and create three sub-categories: Diary1, Diary2, Diary3.

    In your menu, you could make a dropdown menu with these categories, so when someone hovers over the “Diaries” menu item, they see the three links to the sub-categories too.

    You could also use a static Diaries page and link to each of the sub-categories there as well.

    Thread Starter jabba123

    (@jabba123)

    Thanks Ben. I’m making progress!

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Great, let me know if you need any more help!

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