Each of these subsections must exist in a subdirectory like /news/
And all the content for news must exist in
/news/subcategory1/article/
/news/subcategory2/article/
Therefore the “News Main Page” must also be at /news/
But WordPress doesnt allow this. If you have a category with a slug of “news” then no matter what – you must display their default archive page at /news/. It will not allow me to put together a “Page” and place it there, as the “News Center Main Page”.
Its a subsection of the site. Something every website on earth has. Obviously it needs a main page. Why isn’t this supported in WordPress?
I can’t have the News Center main page at a different slug because that puts it in a different directory. That makes absolutely no sense. Obviously if the articles are in /news/subcategory/articles then the main news page needs to be at the top of the heirarchy at /news/
How do I do this?
]]>what im wondering is will this allow me to say for example
insert a secondary slider on Ministry Specific Pages
like here https://www.sbcoc.org/salem/ministries/christian-education/
and instead of the buttons have slides representing each section of the Sub page as if this was a subsite for salems christian Education
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]]>I hired someone to design a website for me and she said I could maintain it using wordpress. Now I can’t get in touch with her and I’m left to figure out how she did things. The question I have:
How do I make subsections under my page? I wanted to make 2 subsection for a page I have but I see no subsection button and I don’t know much about wordpress…what do I need to do? I’m not sure how she did it and she never explained it to me.
Feeling frustrated 
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
A very simple plugin is postTabs given In This Link
This is how my posts look using this plugin as Given Here
Please help me out.
]]>I’m relatively new to WordPress, and have so far managed to build a site with pages and my own theme.
I now want to add a blog inside one of the sections, but I can’t seem to find any resources on this topic.
Currently my test blog pages are all showing up at root level (e.g. https://myNewSite.dev/my-first-blog), but ideally I’d like it to be shown under one of the sections (e.g. https://myNewSite.dev/my-blog-section/my-first-blog), with the section title in the main nav highlighted correctly.
I assume this is possible, but could anyone point me in the right direction? I’m very lost…
Many thanks for any help!
]]>Here is what I am currently using:
<?php $pageChildren = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_parent =7 AND post_type = ‘page’ ORDER BY menu_order”, ‘OBJECT’); ?>
<?php if ( $pageChildren ) : foreach ( $pageChildren as $pageChild ) : setup_postdata( $pageChild ); ?>
Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks.
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