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There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in Wordpress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in Wordpress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

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There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in Wordpress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in Wordpress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

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There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in Wordpress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in Wordpress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

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There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in WordPressWordpress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in WordPressWordpress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

###Related:

There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in WordPress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in WordPress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

###Related:

There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in Wordpress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in Wordpress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

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There is no such thing as "Sub Posts""Sub Posts" in wordpressWordPress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts""Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in wordpressWordPress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

###Related:

There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in wordpress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in wordpress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

###Related:

There is no such thing as "Sub Posts" in WordPress already built in.

But it could be possible that you create a plugin that is introducing "Sub Posts" in the style you describe them.

Technically you're not talking about subposts but about the URL-Layout. So in WordPress you add an endpoint ("changelog") that you can handle with some plugin, for example switching display to some other post.

Once this did not properly work with endpoints but I think it's somehow fixed now. Haven't used it tough, so my answer is only informative so far.

###Related:

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