Part 4: Indexing Pages
Below image displays an index for a blog entry of multiple pages. The Display Order controls the order of these pages while the Depth function controls the amount of indentation for each page.
Indexing is a tool of organization that isn't necessary unless you need it. Personally I need it. With it you can create all sorts of indexing schemes to help you and your readers better navigate your Blog Entries and their subsequent Pages.
I'll provide some examples but first let's navigate to a Blog Entry, Manage Pages, Add Page to get the below image
For the first image I showed earlier the scheme of the index is simple.
Vegging - Display Order of 1
Day 2 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 4 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 8 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 16 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 34 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Flowering - Display Itself of 2
Day 5 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
Day 10 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
Day 15 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
Day 20 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
So you might ask
Why is Flowering set to 2?
Why is every day under flowering set to 2?
The answer is the whatever gets put into the same hierarchy will stick together. If the Flowering days were set to Display order 1 they would go under Vegging but if they were are to 3 they would follow a separate hierarchy from Vegging and Flowering.
This can become complicated but I believe detailing that is beyond the scope of this guide. Any questions or comments leave them below or in the Discussion section.
Indexing is a tool of organization that isn't necessary unless you need it. Personally I need it. With it you can create all sorts of indexing schemes to help you and your readers better navigate your Blog Entries and their subsequent Pages.
I'll provide some examples but first let's navigate to a Blog Entry, Manage Pages, Add Page to get the below image
Display Order & Depth
Display Order controls the hierarchy of individual pages while Depth controls the indentation from the left of each page.
For the first image I showed earlier the scheme of the index is simple.
Vegging - Display Order of 1
Day 2 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 4 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 8 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 16 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Day 34 - Display Order of 1 Depth of 1
Flowering - Display Itself of 2
Day 5 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
Day 10 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
Day 15 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
Day 20 - Display Order of 2 Depth of 1
So you might ask
Why is Flowering set to 2?
Why is every day under flowering set to 2?
The answer is the whatever gets put into the same hierarchy will stick together. If the Flowering days were set to Display order 1 they would go under Vegging but if they were are to 3 they would follow a separate hierarchy from Vegging and Flowering.
This can become complicated but I believe detailing that is beyond the scope of this guide. Any questions or comments leave them below or in the Discussion section.