An article about where blog posts go on WordPress –
WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) that enables users to create a website or blog from scratch, or to improve an existing website. WordPress is free and open source, making it easy to install and use.
Blog posts are stored in a WordPress blog in the posts folder. By default, posts are saved in UTF-8 format, which enables them to be read by any computer.
However, you can change the encoding of your posts if you prefer.
When a user clicks on a post title in the blog’s index page, WordPress retrieves the post’s content from the posts folder and displays it on the user’s screen. Posts are also stored in the database, and are accessible by using the WordPress admin panel.
If you want to share a post with other users of your blog, you can do so by uploading it to a web server and sharing the link with your readers. Alternatively, you can embed the post’s content directly into another website or document using the WordPress plugin WP Embed.
Finally, if you want to delete a post from your blog, you can use the WordPress delete function to remove it from the database and from your blog’s index page.