adding old posts new pages
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I want to make my blog a little easier to navigate by making pages and putting all of the content within each page.
Im just not sure how to move my entries to the new pagesThe blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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A “Page” isn’t another location for posts, and a Page can’t be used as a junior blog with posts of its own. You can’t add posts to a Page any more than you can add posts to an existing post. All you can do is edit them once they’re created. See: Post vs. Page. A Page is generally used for static information, like “About” and other subjects that you want always accessible, which (theme permitting) will be highlighted in tabs that are visible in the blog’s header. If your theme doesn’t display Page titles automatically, you can use the Pages widget for that purpose.
If you’re looking to organize your blog so that you can post about totally separate separate topics, there are several routes you can take. The easiest is to use “Categories” for each topic. If you’re blogging, say, about auto repairs, French cooking, and movies, then assign the appropriate category to your posts. With the “Categories” widget, your readers can click on the category of their choice, and they’ll get a list of your posts in that category. Simple. It’s probably what most people do. I use Pages for collections of (hand assembled) links to various subjects I’ve posted about, but that’s a lot of extra work. It’s much easier to use “Categories.”
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