Create Archive Post

If you have multiple posts on your website, Archive Post helps you display them in one organized page. You can use it to show posts automatically based on categories, tags, authors, dates, or other archive pages. This makes it easier for visitors to find and explore your content.

Follow the step-by-step instructions:

Step 1 — Make Sure RTMKit & RTM Blog Addon Activated

1. Installed and activated RTMKit on your WordPress website. (Go to Plugins → Add New Plugin, search for RTMKit, then click Install Now and Activate).
2. Subscribed to Rometheme PRO and connected your account to RTMKit.
   📘 Getting Started with Rometheme PRO
3. Activated the RTM Blog Addon from WordPress Dashboard → RTMKit → Features → Addons → Install & Activate RTM PopUp.
   📘 How to Activate Addons

Step 2 — Create and Set Up Your Blog Page

• Go to Pages → Add Page.

• Create New Page : Blog → click Publish.

• Make sure the Blog Page has been successfully added under Pages.

• Go to Settings → Reading → Set the Posts Page to Blog → click Save Changes.

• Setting Permalinks : select Category & Postname → click Save Changes.

Step 3 — Create an Archive Post

• Go to RTMKit → Theme Builder → Archive Post.
• Click Add New Template.

• Add your title.
• Select type: Archive Post.
• Click Save Changes.

• Click Edit with Elementor.

Step 4 — Add Widget From RTMKit Blog Archive

• You can add various widgets from the RTMKit Blog Archive such as:
• Archive Title: Displays the title of your archive.
• Archive Posts: Displays the main content of your archive.
• You can easily click on any widget or drag and drop it into the desired area on your template.

Step 5 — Customize the Content

• Go to the Content tab and customize the content according to your blog’s needs.

Step 6 — Customize the Style

• Go to the Style tab and customize the style according to your preferred design.

Step 7 — Publish

• Don’t forget to click the Publish button to save your changes.

Step 7 — Preview

• Now, when visitors access your Blog page, they will see your posts displayed automatically using the Archive Post layout you have created.