Thanks for clarifying what it is that your trying to accomplish. It looks like what you are asking for is how do we set up our layout to get the format that you are asking for. We are currently using Fresh News from Woo Themes.

Try it out, this should be what your talking about Paul.

Have a great day,

Billy

Thanx for the response, but i know about how to switch a static page to a post page but what I’m looking for is a little more in depth then that. Lets take this awesome blog site for example. If you click the homepage of this blog you will see the title of this post “10 Tips for Creating your Brochure” on the home screen listed with all the other previous post. But if I click on the page tab listed as “Marketing Tips” at the top I will see this same blog post along with any other post they felt fell under the category as a marketing tip. So the blog post is in multiple sections at a time and there are multiple “post” pages. So I guess I am trying to see how do i create multiple “post” pages on one blog
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I think you may be talking about the static feature in the Reading menu in WP? If so, you can find it at Settings -> Reading: Once there, select the dot on Static and select the page you want it to land on.

If this isn’t what you were looking for, then my next suggestion would be to contact the people that created that specific theme.

Hope this helps Paul.

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