Nesting pages and having them accessible

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    myadmusings · Member ·

    Hi everyone,
    I’m new to this! I’ve created a new page which I’m using to showcase my work on. Under the header, I can select ‘My Work’ link which takes me to the ‘My Work’ page. I want each piece of work to have it’s own page. I’ve nested them under ‘My Work’ but once in the parent page, I can’t access the other pages. I’ve added the pages widget in so that you can but now it appears on all pages which I don’t want. Any ideas? Even if I can make it so that the pages widget is the only one on the ‘My Work’ page and doesn’t appear on any others.

    Thanks!

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    justjennifer · Member ·

    Welcome! You can hard code links to the Child (nested) Pages on your Parent Page. http://en.support.wordpress.com/links/

    You can still use the Page Widget, especially convenient for those who have strayed from the top nav bar, but choose to exclude Child Pages. http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/pages-widget/

    And if you don’t mind my 2¢ on image size..your free 3G of space will be gone sooner than you’d like by uploading images that weigh in at 14M. From your site visitors side, not everyone has a broadband connection and those people aren’t going to wait around for that full-size image to load, no matter how talented you are. :)

    Check out onecoolsite for info on re-sizing before uploading and the reasons why you want to to this http://onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2008/05/03/how-good-is-wordpress-at-resizing-and-resampling-your-images/

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