Create other categories, and post in them instead. If you want, you can rename Uncategorized to something a little more sensible.
You can also remove all mention/links to categories on your blog, if it’s something you don’t need or want to deal with. It’s up to you.
Check under Options -> Writing and you’ll see there’s a ‘default post category’. That’s where you can change the ‘uncategorized’ category. Does that solve your problem or is there more?
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ericaf
(@ericaf)
Well, I need to show the post or I should say I would like for people to have the ability to read them. I also have the same problem if I click on previuos page.
Where am I supposed to be linking Uncategorized, Archives and previuos page?
Thank you for your time.
Eric
“Where am I supposed to be linking Uncategorized, Archives and previuos page?“
WordPress takes care of this for you. The only thing you have to be concerned about is *if* you display them, and where, on your templates. There are various template tags for this.
Categories and archives are just different ways WordPress organizes posts. You can organize posts under topics (i.e. categories), and offer both ways for readers to reach them, or just one, or neither. Again, it’s up to you.
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ericaf
(@ericaf)
Kafkaesqui, Thank you but I ma totally lost. I use a program that automatically post to the blog. That work great. But when I click on the link under uncat—previous page–archive it goes nowhere. I have not found were I can change this.
I am missing something
Eric
ericaf, sorry but I didn’t understand your original issue.
Try resetting your permalinks to the default (no structure). Then check with your host to see if they support .htaccess and mod_rewrite, which are needed to use “virtual” links. You could also try passing your permalink structure through index.php (see the example on your permalinks options page).
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ericaf
(@ericaf)
Thank You,
I went in a got rid what I had put in the permalink structure and everything works fine.
Why if I put something in the structure other that default it does not work the same?
eric
As I sort of note above, a web server must support use of the .htaccess file as well as what’s called mod_rewrite, which are the Apache rewrite rules that let you customize your links.
