tloffman

I have categories and this does group like posts together, but it doesn’t put them on the separate pages I have created.

For example, if I have a category called Gardening, and I have marked the gardening posts under my Gardening category and I click on the Gardening category link, all the Gardening posts come up, but they don’t appear on my Gardening page.

If all of my posts are on my Home Page, and I have a separate Gardening Page, and I set my posts to default to my Home Page, the posts will never go to the Gardening Page.

It seems to me that when I make a Post they are little containers for information – text, pictures, etc. They are like CSS <div> statements, that contain something. It seems that WP will only let the posts go to one page at a time. I guess this is what blogging software is all about, but I don’t seem to have control over where the posts will go other than to the default main page.

I can set the settings so that the posts go to some other page I have created, such as a page called Posts, but, again, all new posts ONLY go to that page.

I want to be able to specify which page the posts go to, so that each post can go to a different page, rather than to the main, default page set in Settings. Perhaps this is not possible with WP.

Essentialy I am trying to think of and use WP more like the Web sites I have created, where I have control over what content goes on which page.

Here is the test page:

https://hawaiitravelandweather.com/?page_id=8

I added a little CSS code to the post so that the images are separate. They appear lined up on the left side of the page, but I want them to line up horizontally, and don’t want WP to add the line breaks..

PS – I examined the code WP generated (using Firefox) and I noticed WP reformatted my HTML code and added a line break
after each image, thus forcing the images to move to the left. Is there any way to supress this, or is WP going to reformat my HTML code every time?