All my pages are the same when published

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    madisonw804 · Member ·

    I am making a website about myself for future employers and randomly all my pages have the same content on them when I view it but when I am editing individual pages the correct content (about me as an example) is there. the links for the different pages are all correct but when you view it after editing every page is my experience.

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    aisajib · Member ·

    Hi there!

    I checked your site and found the issue. The content that’s showing up was added directly to the template instead of the individual page. So all the pages that have the default “Page” template are showing the template content instead of the actual page content.

    What you need to do is click My Site → Appearance → Editor. When the Site Editor loads, click Templates → Page. You’ll see the content on the right sidebar. You’ll want to either remove them or copy them to the proper page where you want to place them (You can edit pages by clicking My Site → Pages → click on the page title).

    Once the content is copied over to the actual page where you want to show them, the next step is resetting the “Page” template to its default so that the actual content from the pages shows up. To do this, click My Site → Appearance → Editor. When the Site Editor loads, click Templates → Manage all templates.

    On the right side, click the three dots next to “Pages” and select “Clear customizations.”

    This will reset the Page template to its default.

    When editing pages, make sure that you’re adding content to the actual page and not to the Template (unless there’s something you want displayed on all pages). You can learn more about working with the site editor and page templates below:

    WP
    Use the Site Editor
    in WordPress.com Support
    4 min read
    With the Site Editor, you can design everything on your site — from the header right down to the footer — using blocks. Before the Site Editor, many fundamental elements of your site’s design (like the header, sidebars, page content, and more) were all determined by your theme. With the Site Editor, you can access a whole new level of control over your site’s appearance! When to Use the Si
    WP
    Templates
    in WordPress.com Support
    7 min read
    A template controls the layout of your pages. Not to be confused with Themes (that set the design of your entire site), the template affects the look and feel of an individual page (or post) or groups of pages (or posts.) This guide explains how to work with page templates. Introduction to Templates The template controls how the page is displayed. You can identify the template a page

    Hope that helps! Feel free to let us know if you have more questions.

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