Hey Mike,

try this...

go into your dashboard on your site, go to Appearance - Customize. That should bring up your theme settings.

Then click Navigation and look for static front page. Under front page you can set your page that you want instead of your privacy policy.


Let me know if this works.


Mary

Kinda weird Mike... none of the menu links work for me... haven't seen anything like this before! Might want to change themes and see if everything starts working!

It looks like your Privacy Policy is a post. It should be a page. Just copy it and put it into a page instead and then delete the post.

Hi mikebj
You can configure your pages in Wordoress editor, I no longer use wordpress and forget how.

If you got to editor, on the right hand side, there is the page attributes, each page has a page number, the first page i.e., in your case privacy policy starts off as "0"
page "2" will be number "1"
page three will be number "2"
Just change these numbers to reflect what you want and where you want them. :O))

Hi, Thanks. Bullseye! Now I'm getting somewhere - don't no where as yet, but somewhere. I think I need to follow you. Apologies before I start, my whole life has been built on WHY??WHY??

Hi Lemm, Thanks. Now I understand. Next Q . Can I create a sub domain under siterubix.com or under .net/.org (purchased domains?)
Cheers, Mike

FTP privileges are only available on .com domains, not siterubix domains.

not sure what you are looking for, however, when you create a new page and put a title on it, the title will automatically show up in your navigation bar which is located beneath your site title.
Rich

This training by Kyle goes over all of the different Menu Options. Hope it covers what you are looking for.

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/wa-affiliate-bootcamp-content-keywords-and-conversions/enhancing-your-website-experience

Hi Anyone, I did a typo when entering my domain name so domain name and admin page are incorrect. Although it does go to web page even with typo. Any suggestions.Cheers, Mike

Now you can start building your site. Yipppeeee!

Hi Mike.

Some names are so "good" that people snapped them up years ago, just waiting for someone to come along, wanting to use it.

Like people that buy up land, and hope that one day, developers will want to build on it... some see it like an investment.

I personally think it's unethical - it would be more acceptable if there were "laws" saying you could only charge what you'e paid in domain hosting fees, plus a certain % over the years. That way these early registrars could spot an opportunity, and invest in it. If they saw it this way, many of them would have made loads of cash - selling at realistic prices.

I have a .co.uk - have had for 10 years - I should have bought the .com - but I didn't. I was approached a couple of years ago and offered the .com for £27,000. I said no thanks. If the price was maybe £100 then I would have snapped it up - and the guy would have been £100 better off.

One suggestion - if you're going to make a money making site - I would try and get a domain name with .com/.net available. You could build your .net site - and whoever has the .com could mimic it, and cash in on the fact that people WILL try .com (in error) before .net.

All the best, Mark

Where did you go? I got my .com for 5 years for $52.00. At namecheap, I think that was the name.
Brenda

Hi Mike.

If you click on My Stats (left hand menu, under Affiliate Program) - you can view any referrals that have registered through your affiliate link, and also who has completed their profile, and gone premium etc.

I hope this helps?

All the best, Mark