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Hello community! So I have been trying to create content on certain pages, however, every time I put a post my post goes onto the main page. How do o go about getting the post
sound like the theme, or you might want to create a drop down menu Drop Down Drag and Drop Menu With Custom Links and Non-Clickable Headings
How do I post on a particular page on my website?
Hello community! So I have been trying to create content on certain pages, however, every time I put a post my post goes onto the main page. How do o go about getting the post
Hey Don,
Posts go to what is called a blog roll.
Here's an article to explain: https://www.lifewire.com/what-is-blogroll-3476580
If you want something published on a page, the you would select "Add New" under "Pages" in the sidebar of your WordPress Dashboard. See screen print below...
Hope this helps you.
sound like the theme, or you might want to create a drop down menu Drop Down Drag and Drop Menu With Custom Links and Non-Clickable Headings
So I have been looking through the choices provided in the themes,I'm looking for a theme for my webpage. When I click to see a demo, some demos come up a blank white page. Are
yes, when you upload any theme it looks nothing like the first time you saw it - this is because the demo shows what sort of things are possible in terms of headers, footers, side bars etc but then it sort of hands you a blank canvas and you have to fill the whole thing out, including photos which made the demo look so good
this is where going through the training step by step will help you build it out step by step - Kyle will show you how to build those first pages, the difference between pages and posts, and take a look at the search bar too for extra info on menus and widgets [or take a look at marionblack's training], he will also show you images etc
while you are building out your website he is also going to be concentrating on getting you to write content and SEO and marketing and setting things up to get that website seen and get traffic
meanwhile you have two free sites to experiment with
I really appreciate your input, this certainly answers my questions. Thanks for taking the time to assist me.
You'll find a lot of themes require you to add content, especially images, to look anything like the demo.
It's worth bearing in mind that often 50% of your traffic will be from mobile phones, so the most important thing is that the theme you choose is fully responsive, ie. capable of reformatting your site to suit any screen size.
Have a look at a theme like Customizr which is popular with many members at WA. https://wordpress.org/themes/customizr/
There's also extensive documentation on using it here:
http://docs.presscustomizr.com/article/175-first-steps-with-the-customizr-wordpress-theme
It makes sense to bare in mind about being capable to optimize for mobile devices. I find myself using my own phone most of the time. I really appreciate you bringing this to my attention!
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Can you please help on theme choices?
So I have been looking through the choices provided in the themes,I'm looking for a theme for my webpage. When I click to see a demo, some demos come up a blank white page. Are
yes, when you upload any theme it looks nothing like the first time you saw it - this is because the demo shows what sort of things are possible in terms of headers, footers, side bars etc but then it sort of hands you a blank canvas and you have to fill the whole thing out, including photos which made the demo look so good
this is where going through the training step by step will help you build it out step by step - Kyle will show you how to build those first pages, the difference between pages and posts, and take a look at the search bar too for extra info on menus and widgets [or take a look at marionblack's training], he will also show you images etc
while you are building out your website he is also going to be concentrating on getting you to write content and SEO and marketing and setting things up to get that website seen and get traffic
meanwhile you have two free sites to experiment with
I really appreciate your input, this certainly answers my questions. Thanks for taking the time to assist me.
You'll find a lot of themes require you to add content, especially images, to look anything like the demo.
It's worth bearing in mind that often 50% of your traffic will be from mobile phones, so the most important thing is that the theme you choose is fully responsive, ie. capable of reformatting your site to suit any screen size.
Have a look at a theme like Customizr which is popular with many members at WA. https://wordpress.org/themes/customizr/
There's also extensive documentation on using it here:
http://docs.presscustomizr.com/article/175-first-steps-with-the-customizr-wordpress-theme
It makes sense to bare in mind about being capable to optimize for mobile devices. I find myself using my own phone most of the time. I really appreciate you bringing this to my attention!
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Hey Don,
Posts go to what is called a blog roll.
Here's an article to explain: https://www.lifewire.com/what-is-blogroll-3476580
If you want something published on a page, the you would select "Add New" under "Pages" in the sidebar of your WordPress Dashboard. See screen print below...
Hope this helps you.