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  • carpconnect
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    @carpconnect

    15 years, 5 months ago

    Hello, ok i building site for a certain bread of dog, of course i want to offer the community some info on the breed but am not sure how best to achieve this!

    I was going to create some pages, history, health etc etc but when i looked a petomondo site that runs buddypress they have used categories and created post in these categories.

    I was wondering how others do and what are benefits and draw backs of each method?

    cheers

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  • Jeff Sayre
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    @jeffsayre

    15 years, 5 months ago

    This is a basic WordPress question and not a BuddyPress question.

    Pages cannot have categories or tags. If you want or need these, then you’ll have to use WP posts instead.

    Here’s a link to a WP codex article on pages that will help answer some of your questions.

    Now, you could use BuddyPress groups along with Burt Adsit’s BP Content plugin to accomplish your goal.


    David Lewis
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    @takeo

    15 years, 5 months ago

    Ya… I don’t think there is any right and wrong way… it depends on what you’re trying to do. But in general… I think of Pages as being for static content that rarely changes and it organized according to a navigation hierarchy while Posts are for more timely content that is organized by date and can additionally be filtered by category/tag. To me… info about a breed is a Page. Sounds like static info to me. But again… it depends.


    carpconnect
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    @carpconnect

    15 years, 5 months ago

    Thanks for replies, i leaning towards pages as this content will be static but could be compliment with categories and posts.

    cheers

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