In the Reading Settings menu (Settings > Reading), the first option is where you have defined your static homepage. There should also be a page you’ve selected to display your posts on. If you haven’t selected a page here yet, simply publish an empty Page called “Blog”, and assign it as your “posts page”.
Once you have this page, the last step is to add it to the menu. If you edit your menu (Appearance > Menus), you will be able to select your Blog page from the left-side and add it to your menu. Then visitors can click on this link to go to your blog/posts page.
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daphy
(@daphy)
Hi Ben, thanks for your answer!
I’ve already selected a page to display in my post: it’s the “Chi siamo” page. That’s because “Chi siamo” page contains all my services and I like to show them in that way. Now, I would like to add also a new blog page (with posts), is it possible to do it.
Thanks!
Okay I see now.
It is only possible to have one blog page on a WordPress site. However, a simple way you could get around this would be to give all of your posts the same category or tag. Then you could link to that category/tag archive page instead, and it would list all of your posts.
Check out the section on adding custom menu links in this tutorial to see how you could link to this archive page in your menu.
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daphy
(@daphy)
Super! Thank you very much 😉
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daphy
(@daphy)
Sorry Ben, one last question: please, how can I make the “categories” word visible aside the text in this page: http://pixeo.it/manichino-invisibile/ (and in the other post pages)?
Thanks
Hmm try adding this CSS:
@media all and (min-width: 68.75em) {
.entry-meta-bottom.float .entry-tags, .entry-meta-bottom.float .entry-categories {
left: -5.55% !important;
}
}
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daphy
(@daphy)
Hi Ben, I apologize…I’ve done a mispelling: I wanted to mean “invisible”, I would need to hide the “categories” word.
Thanks!
Got it, this CSS will work instead then:
.entry-meta-bottom {
display: none !important;
}
