categorize paragraphs
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Each paragraph in my blog concerns a different topic for about ten paragraphs per posting. Is there a way to assign a different category to each paragraph so that when a category is selected a collection appears of all entries for that category from different postings?
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No. You can only categorize posts. Search engines would not look at categories on individual posts so it would do no good, and if you clicked on a category, it would show the entire post, not the individual paragraphs.
Make each into a separate post is all I can suggest.
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just make each paragraph a single post and use only one category/tag for each
Then copy and paste each individual post into a single ost, or better yet a page. Use like a header 2 or 3 for the title of the posts as links.
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Yes, I could do that but it would defeat the idea of a digest containing a week’s worth of information. The Science-Based Medicine blog at http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/ is the goal. They have a digest of different topics, then along the right side are categories. When you click a categories a separate window opens containing all the material for that category. That’s what I’d like to do. Right now the only approach I can see, and keep the digest format, is create a Google Doc for each category with public access and put the link for it in each edition of the blog. So “software” would be a link to a Google Doc with all the entries about software, which would be updated as new material is acquired.
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On second thought one might create a new WordPress blog for each category and periodically update each one and put a link in the primary log to each subsidiary….! Would that upset WordPress folks or be a misuse of the service?
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Nope. Wouldn’t upset them at all. As long as you don’t duplicate content there is no problem.
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