Hi folks:
Sorry, bear with me, I'm a newbie trying to learn MT at nights and on weekends, so perhaps my brainpower isn't what it should be... I'd like to use MT, but not so much as a blog but as a really cool, easy to use CMS. The kind that happily spits out HTML pages that are great to spider, great for fast loading, and so on. (I love this already for all that)
Here's my conundrum: I want to build my site like this (I'm making up series names here: and each Article needs to be its own page)
Series: Automoblies
- Article 1
- Article 2
- Article 3 (etc.)
Artichokes
- Article 1
- Article 2
- Article 3 (etc.)
So I set the system to do posts by individual entries (great) and then Catagories. But of course, when I run a "catagory" page, it just appends the initial catagory entry ad infinitum (or so it seems)... I really want/need these to be separate pages, so I can do at least basic search engine optimization on each one.
If I do each "article" as an individual entry - then don't I have to pretty much hand-code a list of them to make up a "catagory"? Preferably, you'd go to Automobiles > Article 2 > and see a list of other Automobile articles automatically updated on the sidebar...?
I'm planning on over 1,000 separate articles in at least 200 different series in the next year - so, I *really* want to get this "right" out of the gate.
Is this possible? Can I get the Catagory thing to spit out the Catagory entries each on a separate page, or...? How would you tackle this?
Thanks kindly for your help,
Ranger