For example, if you click the "Blogger Tips" tab on my blog, it will open the "Blogger Tips" page that displays posts that are related to "Blogger Tips". Those posts are the posts that have been labelled with "blogger tips".
Looking closely at the URL of the page, you will notice that it looks like : http://flavourway.blogspot.com/search/label/GUEST%20BLOGGER
In this tutorial, I will explain to you how to create such Pages i.e I am going to show you how to use Blogger Pages to organize your blog posts on different pages using labels.
Now, let's assume you want to create a page titled "music" and you want all posts related to music to be displayed on the page.
==> Login to Blogger dashboard and click on "Pages"
==> Click on the "New Page" tab and click on "Web Address" as seen in the picture below:
==> Insert the link below and enter a name for the label
LINK TO YOUR BLOG/search/label/NAME OF THE LABEL
eg http://flavourway.blogspot.com/search/label/GUEST%20BLOGGER
The name of the label is what you will add to each post you want to be displayed on the page. Any post (new or old) that you add this label to, will be filed under the page.
For Example, any post I labelled with "music" will be displayed on the page : http://flavourway.blogspot.com/search/label/GUEST%20BLOGGER
The page will be blank if I don't label any of my post with "music".
That's all.
You can link a navigation tab to the link of the page (i.e http://flavourway.blogspot.com/search/label/GUEST%20BLOGGER ). You can also use the link inside your posts or use the "Link List" gadget to add such links to your Blogger sidebar.
If you don't want the Page to appear as a tab in your Blog navigation bar, go to "Layout", click "edit" under the Pages gadget, untick the Page and SAVE.
Don't know how to label your posts? Read: How To Add Labels To Blogger Posts.
NOTE: Labels are case-sensitive. It's preferable to type your labels in small letters.
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