http://www.archetyped.com/blog/wordpress-as-cms-section-management/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:30:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://www.archetyped.com/blog/wordpress-as-cms-section-management/#comment-12 Sat, 26 Aug 2006 09:27:46 +0000 http://www.archetyped.com/blog/wordpress-as-cms-section-management/#comment-12 [...] I’ll admit, when I first added the option for a user-definable extension to posts (i.e. post-name.html), I did it because it was the only way to get the darn thing working. I needed that extra bit of text to help differentiate sections from posts from categories from tags. Without it, Wordpress couldn’t determine how to handle the different requests. Well, since then (a whole 3 days ago), I’ve become more familiar with the zen of rewrite rules (though they still mostly remain shrouded in mystery), and along with some refinement in the way sections are managed, I’ve been able to do away with the requirement for faux file extensions entirely. Note that I did not do away with the extensions themselves. If you want them, you can add whatever extension you like. But they are no longer required, and that’s the important bit. I don’t know if I just got used to having them around these past few days, but I actually think I like having an extension appended to the post’s title better that not having one. There’s a few reasons for this: [...] […] I’ll admit, when I first added the option for a user-definable extension to posts (i.e. post-name.html), I did it because it was the only way to get the darn thing working. I needed that extra bit of text to help differentiate sections from posts from categories from tags. Without it, Wordpress couldn’t determine how to handle the different requests. Well, since then (a whole 3 days ago), I’ve become more familiar with the zen of rewrite rules (though they still mostly remain shrouded in mystery), and along with some refinement in the way sections are managed, I’ve been able to do away with the requirement for faux file extensions entirely. Note that I did not do away with the extensions themselves. If you want them, you can add whatever extension you like. But they are no longer required, and that’s the important bit. I don’t know if I just got used to having them around these past few days, but I actually think I like having an extension appended to the post’s title better that not having one. There’s a few reasons for this: […]

]]> http://www.archetyped.com/blog/wordpress-as-cms-section-management/#comment-8 Tue, 22 Aug 2006 13:44:11 +0000 http://www.archetyped.com/blog/wordpress-as-cms-section-management/#comment-8 [...] Original post by Archetyped. To read the full article visit: Archetyped [...] […] Original post by Archetyped. To read the full article visit: Archetyped […]

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