Managing a Blog with Ruby on Rails: Categorizing Posts by Title

Preface

   still, it can be  grueling  to organize them in a way that makes sense to your  compendiums , If you're running a blog with a lot of posts. One way to do this is to  classify your posts grounded on their titles. In this blog post, we'll explore how to do this using Ruby on Rails.   

Categorizing Posts by Title

   Categorizing posts by title can be a helpful way to organize your blog content. For  illustration, if you have a  trip blog, you might want to  classify your posts by  position,  similar as" Europe"," Asia", and" North America". To do this in Ruby on Rails, you can  produce a new model called" Category" and add a"has_many" association to your" Post" model. also, you can add a"category_id" column to your" Post" table and use it to associate each post with a  order. Eventually, you can add a dropdown menu to your" Post" form that allows the  stoner to  elect a  order for their post.   

Displaying Posts by Category

   Once you have  distributed your posts, you will want to display them on your blog in a way that makes it easy for your  compendiums  to find what they're looking for. One way to do this is to  produce a separate  runner for each  order and display only the posts that belong to that  order. To do this in Ruby on Rails, you can  produce a new  regulator called" orders" and add a" show" action that displays all of the posts in a particular  order. also, you can  produce a new view that lists all of the  orders and links to their  separate" show"  runners.   

Conclusion

   Categorizing posts by title is a great way to organize your blog content and make it easier for your  compendiums  to find what they're looking for. By using Ruby on Rails to  produce a" order" model, adding a"category_id" column to your" Post" table, and creating a separate  runner for each  order, you can  fluently  classify and display your posts in a way that makes sense to your  compendiums .