Do you want certain posts to only appear on your follower’s dash board but not on your actual blog? If you’re like me and you like giving your visitors a filter while browsing your blog, you can either introduce a filter tag which they can browse or edit your blog’s theme to filter such posts on certain pages/tags/etc.
Now this can get tricky if you’re not familiar with HTML, especially since some themes codes are just really messy and unorganized. First of all, let’s add what is needed for filtering. In your blog’s theme code find block:Posts using ctrl+F and find the article/div that a post displays in.
(Make sure to keep a backup of your theme’s code if thing’s mess up. You can also revert your changes. You can also recover your custom theme)
This is using the NYX theme by manatopia. Of course, this varies on which theme you’re using. For the class, add {block:Tags}tag_{URLSafeTag} {/block:Tags} at the end. So it should be
<div class=”whateverwasherebefore {block:Tags}tag_{URLSafeTag} {/block:Tags}“>
OR
<article class=”whateverwasherebefore {block:Tags}tag_{URLSafeTag} {/block:Tags}“>
It depends on how your theme’s layout is coded.
Because it’s URL Safe, you can only filter tags that are one word, no apostrophes and no slashes.
Now onto the options in which you want the post to be hidden
