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Really, the only difference is that a blog is like a diary, so it will be dated. For that reason WordPress can show a reel of blog posts for the site visitor to scroll down and choose from. For pages, they're more something that are found via a menu or searched for. If you're building a knowledge database then pages may be the one to go for with a structure that allows the right page to be found. However, if you're trickling out content over time then posts may be best.
Each distinct question/problem and it's corresponding solution should be it's own unique Post. Read up on using Categories, Tags effectively to index & organize your Posts. Consider using Custom Post types & Custom Taxonomies if your content seems to require it, but don't get TOO carried away. There is an excellent 90min YouTube video that will likely help you sort this out, even if you don't use Pods [Pods Framework: Plan before you Build ](https://youtu.be/OPHfDVWyuZU?si=H2mnpIA9W3HJW9e6) I view Pages like the Sections of a newspaper, and will likely be closely related to your Taxonomy structure. I view Posts as the articles that appear within that Section. - The structure of the Sports section (Page) looks similar every day. Similar color scheme, top story of the day always at top of front page, secondary stories always below, stats always buried deeper in the section. - The articles (Posts) change every day as new happens, yet you always know where to find the stats from yesterday's games. - Use the Query Loop with your Taxonomies in your Pages to keep your latest Posts organized & prioritized. - search sounds like it will be your friend

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I would reach out to your host to see if they can see anything blocking the REST API and the URL you are getting the 403 error on.
If the XHR POST response is a 403 page, that’s likely why it says the response isn’t valid JSON. What URL is being fetched? You can try reinstalling WordPress by downloading the latest version, replacing the core files, and then resetting your files permissions: * Folders: 755 * Files: 644
Sounds like either CORS or some kind of authorization issue. You should check your logs sometimes errors don't show up in console if they are behind the scenes.
I was working on a plugin that implemented a shortcode. And I had precisely this problem. How I found it? I brought up the post in the block editor, and pressed F12 to open browser devtools. I chose the Network tab. Then I clicked Save and looked for a red (error) network operation, and looked at the response. It was supposed to be JSON. It wasn't. It started with some html stuff like ``` <input type="hidden" name="plugin_nonce" value="blahblahblah"> ``` Something like that. And then the JSON that the block editor expected. I don't know what you see. But it's probably something like that. The point is to look at the response. Another thing to try: Shift-refresh the page. Maybe something? A cookie, a nonce, a session, has gone stale. That'll make it 403 on ya.
if you are using blocks, one of the blocks might have a coding error on it.

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