Ublogsy : Want to create sub-level labels/categories as compared to default category/label
Ublogsy : Want to create sub-level labels/categories as compared to default category/label.
How can I achieve this customization with ublogsy?
I also want to know, how much importance does labels/categories have in a blog? Is it a good idea to give labels/categories - nofollow in terms of seo.
If you want the blog posts to sit under a category or sub-category node then it is quite simple.
Just create a category doctype and as many sub-cats as you like. And allow the posts to sit under.
If you're talking about just having sub-categories in the category tree then thats fine too... just allow a category to have its own doctype as a child.
The original functionality of ublogsy required that there were tags, and categories/lables. An article could have multiple categories/labels. So in essense they were just another type of tag. I don't consider them important.
Ublogsy : Want to create sub-level labels/categories as compared to default category/label
Ublogsy : Want to create sub-level labels/categories as compared to default category/label.
How can I achieve this customization with ublogsy?
I also want to know, how much importance does labels/categories have in a blog? Is it a good idea to give labels/categories - nofollow in terms of seo.
If you want the blog posts to sit under a category or sub-category node then it is quite simple.
Just create a category doctype and as many sub-cats as you like. And allow the posts to sit under.
If you're talking about just having sub-categories in the category tree then thats fine too... just allow a category to have its own doctype as a child.
The original functionality of ublogsy required that there were tags, and categories/lables. An article could have multiple categories/labels. So in essense they were just another type of tag. I don't consider them important.
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