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How should I port my "evergreen" (non-date-based) pages to TypePad?
I'm slowly porting my MT blog (http://redmonk.net) over to TypePad (http://www.monkinetic.com). I really love the TypePad service, especially the part where I don't have to manage my downtime. :P
I've got a couple of series of articles ( interviews in particular) that have their own pages in a sub-folder in MT - with non-date-based permalinks. I've looked at TP's pages, but they only allow a single level of hierarchy, meaning all my pages would be mysite.com/page.html.
How can I create a themed sub-section of my site where these non-date-based archives can be found; or alternatively, how might I re-structure these articles so they can be promoted as "evergreen" content?
I've got a couple of series of articles ( interviews in particular) that have their own pages in a sub-folder in MT - with non-date-based permalinks. I've looked at TP's pages, but they only allow a single level of hierarchy, meaning all my pages would be mysite.com/page.html.
How can I create a themed sub-section of my site where these non-date-based archives can be found; or alternatively, how might I re-structure these articles so they can be promoted as "evergreen" content?
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