Managing my projects.
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I created two projects: “original text”, and “appendix”, and I want these projects to be completely independent of each other. So, for example, let’s say I add two posts to “original text” today, the next day I add one post to “appendix”, and on the third day I add one post again to “original text”. When I’m reading the second post of “original text”, I want to go to directly to the third post of “original text” when I click on “next post” and NOT the first post of “appendix”. In other words, wordpress arranges the posts according to dates…but I want each project to have its own date arrangement. Is it possible to do that?
Thanks in advance
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My suggestion is to organize your different writings into categories. For example, all posts you want under “Original Text” should be assigned to a category called “Original Text”. You can then add the Original Text category to your top menu using a Custom Menu, or include the Categories Widget in your sidebar and when clicked on, it will bring up all posts in the Original Text category. The problem with this is that WordPress will arrange your posts from newest to oldest dates, and that cannot be changed.
You may want to take a look at this support page on Writing a Book for some ideas on how to organize things. You can include links at the bottom of the posts to the previous and next in the series and then we can hide the normal next/previous navigation buttons with the following CSS.
.single .site-main .post-navigation { display: none; } -
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Great, and let us know if that is going to work for you. If it falls short, let us know and we can see if we can find some other solutions to help out.
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I just added the css command…but the problem is I only want the previous/next navigation buttons to disappear from the projects not the regular posts.
I’m using both categories and projects. The categories are for the regular/standard posts that I make…and there are two projects: “original text” and “appendix”. I do not want to add the “original text” as a category, because this project does not consist of my own writings but that of another author.
In any case…I’m guessing that hiding the navigation buttons from only the projects might be complicated…so I’m thinking that maybe I should use pages for the appendix so it does not interfere with the original text.
Anyways, thanks again
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Ah, we can target just the single portfolio pages then with this.
.single-jetpack-portfolio .post-navigation { display: none; } -
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