Managing Content with Posts and Pages

1. Difference Between Posts and Pages
   • Posts: Dynamic, time-stamped content like blog articles or news updates. They are displayed in reverse chronological order and can be categorized and tagged.
   • Pages: Static, timeless content such as About, Contact, or Services. Pages are hierarchical and not organized by categories or tags.
2. Creating and Editing Posts
   • Navigate to Posts > Add New to create a post.
   • Use the block editor to add text, images, videos, and other media.
   • Edit existing posts by selecting Posts > All Posts and choosing a post to update.
   • Assign categories and tags to organize posts for easier navigation.
3. Creating and Editing Pages
   • Navigate to Pages > Add New to create a new page.
   • Use the block editor to build the page layout and add media.
   • Edit pages by selecting Pages > All Pages and choosing a page to update.
   • Pages can have parent-child relationships to create a structured hierarchy.
4. Categories and Tags
   • Categories: Broad groupings used to organize posts, allowing for a structured hierarchy (e.g., “News” with subcategories like “Technology”).
   • Tags: Specific labels or keywords for posts, providing a flexible way to group related content across categories.
   • Manage categories and tags under Posts > Categories and Posts > Tags in the dashboard.