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Old 04-22-2011, 11:09 AM
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Default Custom Fields for Creating Directory Style Pages in Wordpress

So I am looking at building directory style pages using wordpress "pages"

At first I was thinking about just pasting the html for the directory listings directly into the Wordpress pages, but I'm thinking there has be a better way

I am looking to create very simple directory pages that list 10-12 companies and use the following fields and drive off the main css file
  • Company Name (hyperlinked)
  • Company Description
  • Company URL

Can someone point me in the right direction in terms of what some good options would be?

I definitely don't want to use one of those wordpress directory scripts, but I do want to find a solution so I don't have to update the html everytime I create a new directory page.

As an added bonus it would be nice to have all three fields stored in the database.

Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 

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