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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos Each post is assigned to one or more Categories. Categories are similar to the index pages for a book and can be arranged in a hierarchy with parent and child categories. This helps with navigation and allows posts to be grouped with others of similar content. Categories can be shown in various places on the site. Typically WordPress shows all the Categories to which a given post belongs under that post. When someone viewing your post clicks on one of these Category links, a template page with all the posts belonging to that Category is displayed. Categories can be added when a post is written or they can be created in this screen where they're also managed. To create a Category enter a Name in the name field. This is the name that will appear on the site. The Category slug must be unique. WordPress allows the category name to have a duplicate if you use a unique slug. The "slug" is the URL-friendly version of the name. It's all lowercase and contains only letters, numbers and hyphens. You can assign a slug in the Slug field or leave it blank and WordPress will create it for you. Parent is a drop-down menu. If you want this new category to be a parent then select None. If you want to make this new Category a sub-Category or CHILD then select the Parent here. When someone visits the site and clicks the Category link, all posts in a parent category and all its sub-Categories will be displayed. But when Clicking the a sub-Category link it will only display the posts in that sub-Category. Category Descriptions are optional. Some themes take advantage of Category Descriptions, others do not, so having Descriptions may or may not modify the way Categories are displayed for the site. Even if they're not used by the active theme, you may still find this useful since you can search this description to find a certain category. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video
Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos Each post is assigned to one or more Categories. Categories are similar to the index pages for a book and can be arranged in a hierarchy with parent and child categories. This helps with navigation and allows posts to be grouped with others of similar content. Categories can be shown in various places on the site. Typically WordPress shows all the Categories to which a given post belongs under that post. When someone viewing your post clicks on one of these Category links, a template page with all the posts belonging to that Category is displayed. Categories can be added when a post is written or they can be created in this screen where they're also managed. To create a Category enter a Name in the name field. This is the name that will appear on the site. The Category slug must be unique. WordPress allows the category name to have a duplicate if you use a unique slug. The "slug" is the URL-friendly version of the name. It's all lowercase and contains only letters, numbers and hyphens. You can assign a slug in the Slug field or leave it blank and WordPress will create it for you. Parent is a drop-down menu. If you want this new category to be a parent then select None. If you want to make this new Category a sub-Category or CHILD then select the Parent here. When someone visits the site and clicks the Category link, all posts in a parent category and all its sub-Categories will be displayed. But when Clicking the a sub-Category link it will only display the posts in that sub-Category. Category Descriptions are optional. Some themes take advantage of Category Descriptions, others do not, so having Descriptions may or may not modify the way Categories are displayed for the site. Even if they're not used by the active theme, you may still find this useful since you can search this description to find a certain category. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video
Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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