You can have two sites but they will have their own Admin areas. Alternatively, set up two top-level categories and file your posts under one or the other as appropriate.
Alternatively, set up two top-level categories and file your posts under one or the other as appropriate.
I have created two Categories Blog A and Blog B.
I go into “Settings” -> “Writing” and set “Default Post Category” to Blog A
I go to New Post, set Category = Blog A, and the post appears on the Blog A page
I go into “Settings” -> “Writing” and set “Default Post Category” to Blog B
I go to New Post, set Category = Blog B, and the post appears on the Blog A page, not Blog B page, WHY ?
What am I doing wrong?
You can only have one main posts page and it will always list all of your posts – unless you add a custom query to your theme’s index.php template file. Switching the posts page back & forth on Settings -> Reading won’t achieve anything.
OK, but seems to conflict with your first reply.
Can you tell me how to “add a custom query to your theme’s index.php template file” or direct my to a post that would explain. I am familiar with PHP and have looked at index.php in my theme root.
