• I’m sure this is simple, but google, codex and forum searches have failed to find the answer.

    I want my posts to be included as part of my site‘s structure. I have a top level index and then ‘About’ and ‘Archives’ pages below that. I’d like posts to be placed automatically beneath the ‘Archives’ page. That way my breadcrumb would look go ‘Home > Archives > post-title’.

    TIA,

    Leon

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  • Displaying of the posts could be a function of how you setup your template files. You’ll want to review Template Hierarchy and Stepping Into Templates to get a feel for what can be accomplished or investigate existing themes that come close to your needs.

    You referred to bread crumbs and there are plugins dealing with that so visit:
    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=breadcrumb

    The URL to your archives could be set by using a Custom Permalink structure such as /archives/%postname%/ so see Permalinks and your Administration > Settings > Permalinks panel.

    Thread Starter leonp

    (@leonp)

    Thanks for answering, Michael. Unfortunately, the links didn’t really reveal anything. It’s my own theme and I already use a bread crumb plug-in. I’m not too fussed about the structure of the URLs.

    I thought it’d be an option within the control panel?

    Thanks,

    Leon

    Thread Starter leonp

    (@leonp)

    I’ve managed to find the plug-in setting that does the trick; however, I’d like a ‘purer’ solution, i.e. by actually changing the site structure rather than just the way the breadcrumb is displayed, so I won’t mark this as solved yet.

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