jon-lauridsen

To provide an update:

Simply splitting posts into two categories has the problem of offering extremely little control over the display of the content. There’s no concept of a front page for a specific category, and most themes don’t display category views all that interestingly since it’s not a primary vector for reading a site.

So I’m still left chasing a good, elegant solution for presenting both my professional and personal details without having to maintain totally separate blogs.

Any thoughts?

Bumping this because this is the exact question I was about to ask. Would anyone have any suggestions?

One approach would be to just split our posts into two different categories (“personal” and “professional“) and then hand out the relevant category link (“somewhere.com/category/personal“). But I’m left with questions on how to make that more presentable:

1. Can each category be presented as their own domain or subdomain, so that “professional.com” maps seamlessly into “somewhere.com/category/professional“?
2. Could each view have its own theme defined, or unique theme settings?