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  joannebaldwin · Member · Jul 25, 2023 at 7:34 pm

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  Could you please help, I have spent hours trying to connect my posts to the menu in my header. I have a post I click the menus I want it to come under when I am writing the post. These are related to the menu on the page of the blog in the header. When I save it and look at the blog clicking on the menu on the blog doesn’t bring up the post. There seems to be no connection and I have googled help. I don’t know what to do

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  dragstor · Member · Jul 26, 2023 at 11:29 am

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  Hi there! 👋🏼

  I have spent hours trying to connect my posts to the menu in my header. I have a post I click the menus I want it to come under when I am writing the post. 

  Are you, by any chance referring to adding the Categories to the menu?

  If so, please refer to the guide:

  

  Menus » Add Categories to a Menu

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  As a blogger, it’s common to include categories in your menu so that readers can view posts for a specific topic on your blog. This guide will show you how. 📌 To determine which section of this guide to follow, visit your dashboard and check under Appearance on the left side. If you see Editor, use the Site Editor section of this guide. Otherwise, use the WP Admin or Customizer instr

  On the other hand, if you really want to include your posts (as in links to posts), you could try some of the following blocks:

  • Latest Posts block
  • Query Loop block
  • Blog Posts block

  

  Blocks (The Full List) » Latest Posts Block

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  The Latest Posts block displays your most recent posts, allowing your readers to see what’s new on your blog. Here’s what the block looks like in the editor Add a Latest Posts Block The Latest Posts block can be added to a page by clicking on the Add Block button. Alternatively, you can type /latest and click on Latest Posts. Add latest posts with a slash command. For more info

  

  Blocks (The Full List) » Query Loop Block

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  Use the Query Loop block to display blog posts (or other content types such as pages, testimonials, or projects) anywhere on your site. This block is similar to the Blog Posts block, but with greater flexibility to display your content using many different parameters and visual layouts. This guide will show you how to use it. Add the Query Loop Block The Query Look block may already be add

  

  Blocks (The Full List) » Blog Posts Block

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  Use the Blog Post block to insert a list or grid of up to 100 blog posts (or pages, testimonials, or projects) on any page. You can show content based on category, author, or tag, display featured images or excerpts, change the text color, and more. Add the Blog Posts Block To add a Blog Posts block, click the + Block Inserter and search for “blog posts”. Click to add the block to the page

  Each block provides different configuration options, so this might suit you.

  Additionally, can you provide some examples of your goal (e.g., somebody else’s site or a screenshot) so we can provide better suggestions?