WordPress sajtovi  podrazumevano nude dva različita načina za kreiranje sadržaja – postove i stranice. Da biste web-sajt učinili što lakšim za korišćenje, važno je da pravilno dodajete postove i stranice kada dodajete novi sadržaj. Zato je važno da znate koja je razlika između stranica i postova i kada ih treba koristiti.

Ali ukoliko niste familijarni sa WordPress platformom, može biti teško prosuditi kada treba koristiti post, a kada stranicu. Pokušaćemo u ovom tekstu da vam detaljno objasnimo koja je razlika između stranica i postova u WordPress-u i kako ih najboje koristiti pri izradi sajta.

The Difference Between Pages and Posts

Often, WordPress beginners get confused in distinguishing between posts and pages. As a beginner, you’re probably wondering what’s the difference between posts and pages? They look pretty similar in the display on the site.

A page in WordPress is used for static-type content such as your home page, About us page, contact page, privacy policy, etc. Pages in WordPress will not display or update the publication date, as they are treated as timeless entities.

What’s a page in WordPress?

WordPress sites are mainly used when we want to publish some static content. Static content refers to a page that will persist on the site as long as that domain exists. Pages are used for content that is not updated as often.

You can add and edit pages in WordPress using the “Pages” option on the dashboard in WordPress. Here’s what the screen looks like, where we choose the option to add and update pages.

In most cases, the pages are not intended to be shared via social networks, and therefore do not contain social media sharing buttons.

The pages also don’t contain comments. You probably won’t want users to comment on your contact page or a page about the legal terms of your services. Of course, there is an option to allow comments, but it is disabled by default.

WordPress pages are hierarchically arranged and for each page we can have subpages or child pages. Each published page can be easily changed to a subpage by selecting the Parent page from the Page attribute section.

What’s the point of posting in WordPress?

Posts are usually blog content listed in reverse chronological order (the most recent content at the top). If you’re using WordPress as a blog, most of your posts will end up using posts for site content.

By selecting the Posts option in your dashboard, you can add and edit your WordPress posts. Here’s what the screen looks like with the option to add and update posts.

Categories and tags help you organize your posts and make it easier for readers to find the content they’re interested in. As posts get older, it becomes increasingly difficult for users to find them. Therefore, it is possible to organize posts based on categories and tags. By selecting categories and tags, all texts corresponding to that category or tag are displayed according to the date of publication. Unlike pages that are hierarchically organized and have no categories and labels.