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WordPress does not support that normally. There might be a plugin for that. Website menus are intended to be ‘site wide’ which is how that has been done since 1994. However, some sites create sub-menus per page for sections of sites and often simplest way to do that is register a new widget area, then put that into a custom post template then create custom WP menu and put into the widget, then that widget area is loaded either from the custom template used for a site section as sub-menu.

To create custom menu “per post/page” might need way more customization.
Suggest:
a) look for plugin that does that
b) you might need to hire developer
c) be way more specific in what/why you are trying to do which is not a normal thing in WordPress, and not built in to any theme I’ve ever seen since 2004 for WP.

(I don’t work here; just some feedback as long time webdev dinosaur) 🙂

Some possible plugins might be
https://themify.me/conditional-menus
https://wordpress.org/plugins/page-specific-menu-items/

I guess some themes may now include this, but not common.

if related to Google Search console error – it’s a ‘soft error’…

This is an ancient problem with WP and Google – when you update a theme, your redirects are temporarily without a place to go and this can cause the ‘index’ file to load in the theme folder, and be seen by Googlebot. The only way to avoid this when doing site updates is to use a ‘maintenance mode’ plugin which pretty much tells the world “we are temporarily closed to do updates” — the main culprit, and one I have complained to WP about for a decade is their use of an index.php file as the default template vs template.php — so there is always an index.php file in your root theme folder which anybody on the web, including Google, can go to and it will try to load and then *correctly* generate an error — it’s not a public page.

One option is to use an htaccess file to setup a redirect for that to your main URL, make the permissions unreadable by outside sources, etc.

Or, simply mark it fixed in search console and get on with your life.

This issue has been posted in this forum at least 100 times now, so obviously a note about this in the FAQs might be helpful ?

This is an ancient problem with WP and Google – when you update a theme, your redirects are temporarily without a place to go and this can cause the ‘index’ file to load in the theme folder, and be seen by Googlebot. The only way to avoid this when doing site updates is to use a ‘maintenance mode’ plugin which pretty much tells the world “we are temporarily closed to do updates” — the main culprit, and one I have complained to WP about for a decade is their use of an index.php file as the default template vs template.php — so there is always an index.php file in your root theme folder which anybody on the web, including Google, can go to and it will try to load and then *correctly* generate an error — it’s not a public page.

One option is to use an htaccess file to setup a redirect for that to your main URL, make the permissions unreadable by outside sources, etc.

Or, simply mark it fixed in search console and get on with your life.

This issue has been posted in this forum at least 100 times now, so obviously a note about this in the FAQs might be helpful 😉

Is there a separate setting for offset posts for categories? Can’t find them.
Homepage is set for no offset (leaving it blank).
I’m using the Pagebuilder + latest posts + pagination as a template.
Homepage shows latest posts as it should.
I thought the categories would inherit from that template?
Where can I find settings for offset for the category pages?
Sorry but I’m new to the tagdiv pagebuilder.

Just to add, The composer you guys have needs to improve…a lot. The padding is comical! The website is https://www.aculco.co.uk. Look at the first advert, Sonria Dental’. The spaces above and below are as big as the advert itself!

Then, I try and reduce them only to be told that ‘Invalid Page Template’.

Not sure I made my question clear – for example this page was created with TD Composer https://brandinginasia.com/china-surpasses-u-s-as-samsungs-biggest-market/

I want to convert it to cloud template. I don’t want to have to convert all 5,000+ posts. How can I change a previous post style to the Cloud Template?

Hi, Catalin. Thank you for your response. Actually, your screenshot shows exactly what I’m trying to understand. Notice that the grayed out example of the page shows the latest posts next to the sidebar. How/Where can you change that layout. It’s the default layout when one chooses “Default Sidebar.” But what if you want to use the default sidebar, but not latest posts?

Which leads to the other question about this: where does one edit the template for these automatically-generated post pages. I don’t mean in the theme panel; I know how that works. But where can you actually edit the template pages?

OOk, I will try to explain my needs better.
I’m not talking about a category page template, I’m talking about a different page template for the posts for each category.

On this page wp-admin / admin.php? Page = td_theme_panel (Category tab) I can define the category page template for each category I want and this is very nice, but it’s not what I want.

I would setting:
a post page template “1” for all posts assigned to category A and
a post page template “2” for all posts assigned to category B.

I can not set it neither on wp-admin / admin.php? Page = td_theme_panel (Category tab) nor on wp-admin / admin.php? Page = td_theme_panel (Post setting tab).

So, I guess this configuration is not present in your theme. How can I get satisfy my needs?

I regret not being able to explain my requests better.

Hi. I can’t seem to paste a screenshot here. In any case, the part that I’m having trouble with is the Page Attributes setting in Edit Page. The newsmag demo content front page has a setting of “Pagebuilder + latest articles + pagination.” Other options are “Default Template” and “Pagebuilder + page title.” Where can I change and/or edit those options in that menu?