well, just like the title say. for easier posting, I want to make my page easy to browse like those in royal road, inkstone, or hub... but, I don't even know what to search in the first place... I've tried to search for plugins and template, but found nothing! anyone can help to solve the problem? I'm using WordPress btw
I don't know about WordPress, but that is usually done via CSS/JS component UI frameworks. Like Bootstrap and etc.. https://medium.com/the-web-tub/choosing-the-right-front-end-framework-for-your-vue-app-4448bac12ce7
no, it isn't. All they do is styling and API calls, but there is a need to actually have an API to call for it to work. If WordPress does not provide it, you have to write it yourself Or you can use php to do direct calls without js crap.
Looking around, there are wordpress bootstrap themes. Sure you can "write it yourself", but do you know how much time that will take? Not to mention maintaining site consistency? There are CSS only frameworks too if you are that against JS.
I am a developer, but I am no WordPress expert, so what I say about WordPress might not be entirely correct. Here is how you go about do that: 1) Create a page and post your content on it. Like this https://wordpress.org/support/article/pages/ 2) You need to make a template for the table, which is done using PHP. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-files/ 3) On your main page put in your template that will pull the data from your database into that table. Once you are done, everything should be automatic. Every time you add another content page, it should appear on your main. Whatever styling you have on your website should also apply automatically to your template. I can't really say more details without looking at the web site itself... Here are some other references on how to get pages in the WordPress https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_pages https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_list_pages/ I also found some tutorials that can be of help: https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-easily-show-a-page-list-with-thumbnails-in-wordpress/ https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutor...f-child-pages-for-a-parent-page-in-wordpress/ You can use these and put the pages in some type of template/table and then use a theme to style it and put them in the format you want. You are talking about just styling. If that was the question, I agree. I understand he is asking how to create that table, which is not styling. Having a theme won't automatically pull content out of the database in the format you want. You gotta do that yourself or download a template/function made by someone else. And yes, as it was my job for a while, I know how much time it takes OP, do you already have a table you want to style or do you need to create that table?
not the table, but the page that can auto direct it's content, without bothering to create a manual one within a page, not a post. like the https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutor...f-child-pages-for-a-parent-page-in-wordpress/ but all of the setting and post that you sent being sent automatically and set as the child page of the parent page, and you can navigate in between the child page also the fact that the page itself is the book where all the content automatically organized like in royal road or QI
Ok, then you need to do what I said above. You need a script that will query the database and pull the info about existing pages from there. WordPress seems to prove a function for that, I liked to those as well
I'm a total noob, so I don't really get it... had any tutorial I can follow? And I just found out that whaat I needed to do is navigation between sub page, like how post do automatically, but how can I do that is somewhat confusing...
Yea, the last link above is for creating navigation for subpages. I don't know if there is anything simpler. I suggest looking at some youtube videos about it. Having no knowledge at all about this is quite difficult as you have to edit code regardless...
You can get a plugin to list your chapters on the page. I used one before. It was recommend by @Shinsori