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Ok, I need a help with determining what is a post and what is a page on WA free website that I created. Is a post something like subsection of a page? Or vice verse? Ty in advan
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Okay, so what is the difference between a page and a post ?
Ok, I need a help with determining what is a post and what is a page on WA free website that I created. Is a post something like subsection of a page? Or vice verse? Ty in advan
A Page is usually considered "static" and content does not change although you may of course choose to add new or updated content to it.
A Post is actually what is part of the blog. You have seen pages in sites and then blogs in sites or as full sites. Posts are in a blogroll where someone accesses a page and then all the blog posts are there either in some menu form or preludes to the blog post with "read more" link or the whole blog post there. The difference is that the blog posts are all together so one can access them all in some way from this "Posts" or "Blog" page.
Blogs are considered "dynamic" as opposed to "static" web pages.
Hope this helps and sure someone will elaborate on anything I have missed.
Welcome to WA and wish you the best of luck.
Glo
Sure! I am still going through my training here and did not know there was actually a video. That was sort of me creating a training and since it is only my first month I am not "authorized" to create a training but just said what I know. I will check out the video too!!! ; )
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A Page is usually considered "static" and content does not change although you may of course choose to add new or updated content to it.
A Post is actually what is part of the blog. You have seen pages in sites and then blogs in sites or as full sites. Posts are in a blogroll where someone accesses a page and then all the blog posts are there either in some menu form or preludes to the blog post with "read more" link or the whole blog post there. The difference is that the blog posts are all together so one can access them all in some way from this "Posts" or "Blog" page.
Blogs are considered "dynamic" as opposed to "static" web pages.
Hope this helps and sure someone will elaborate on anything I have missed.
Welcome to WA and wish you the best of luck.
Glo
Thank You a lot! Helped me out for sure!
All the best :).
Sure! I am still going through my training here and did not know there was actually a video. That was sort of me creating a training and since it is only my first month I am not "authorized" to create a training but just said what I know. I will check out the video too!!! ; )