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My site has two main “topics,” so instead of a general blog feed that shows all latest posts, I’d like to have two “latest posts” pages, one for each of these main topics.
I set this up by applying one of two tags to every blog post. Then I created two Elements, each using a Loop Template and Location: Post Tag Archive (connected to each respective tag).
With this method, I then have to link to “domain/tag/tag-name” to access each of the pages – and I really dislike this. Having a blog feed with “tag” in the URL is very unattractive, and apparently it’s much more difficult to remove /tag/ from a URL than /category/.
Is there a better way to accomplish what I’m trying to do?
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Hi there,
GP does not have control over permalinks, you might want to search for a plugin which does that for you.
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Yes, I understand that about the URL issue.
My question was more about the right/best way to approach creating two separate blog feeds, and how to link to them.
Are tags the only/best way to accomplish what I’ve described? i.e. splitting my blog feed/latest posts into two? I don’t want to use categories because all of the posts already belong to specific categories.
Thanks for your help.
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My question was more about the right/best way to approach creating two separate blog feeds, and how to link to them.
Using tags or categories to organize your blog is a good way.
Or you can create a Custom type, so you have a post blog and a CPT archive.
For more info: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-custom-post-types-in-wordpress/
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