Are you talking about having one WordPress in a, say, root directory, and another in a subdirectory? And the second one is “separate” from the first?
If you have two blogs, you have to go into each individually. If you are using the multi-blog version of WordPress, which I think is still in testing, then this is a totally different subject.
If you have installed WordPress in a subdirectory, and you have something else somewhere else, you can only log into WordPress via the directory where you installed it.
Do one of these help?
A workaround would be to always be logged in as your admin persona, where that admin persona was the same on both blogs.
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Here is the skinny 🙂 :
I have several categories. Let’s say I have 1 main category (Category A). Under this category there are 3 sub categories: B, C and D.
Right now with only 1 blog created (no sub directories or domains), if I post into Category C (a sub category of the main category A) it will show on the main page of the blog.
I would like to have posts associated with all sub categories (B, C and D) to not display on the main page of the blog. I want the user to be able to use the sidebar to navigate to those sub categories (B, C, D) to view the latest posts.
That is what I want.
I was thinking that by creating a subdomain or a subdirectory it would be better, however, it seems to be more work for me.
Is this possible? If so, how?
Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you.
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