How to make a post on a specific page

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  justinbayani092014 · Member · Jan 1, 2015 at 4:20 am

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  Im having a hard time on this problem . So here it goes.

  I created a page “Philippine Law and Jurisprudence” and I created a specific blog related to the title of the page, however it was published on the home page, i cant see any buttons or options where can i publish my blog post on the said page. Pls help. Thanks a lot!

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  raincoaster · Member · Jan 1, 2015 at 5:09 am

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  “Posts on pages”

  Delete your static page, the will not go there.

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  musicdoc1 · Member · Jan 1, 2015 at 5:55 am

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  Use the three-bar tab at the top left of your header image to display pages. You presently have the one page you’ve mentioned published, “Philippine Law and Jurisprudence.” At Settings > Reading you have the front page set to display posts. Hence, the display of the “Evidence : Sweetheart Theory…” post on the front page.

  You might want to make a couple of additional pages called “Home” and “Posts” as described at the Front Page support page. Follow the directions at the top if you wish to create a static front page that might serve as an introduction to the website, rather than display your latest post there.

  To relate your “Evidence : Sweetheart Theory…” post with the Law and Jurisprudence page, you can create a custom menu, and nest the link to the post below the link to the page. Both will be items in your custom menu structure. The “Sweetheart” post, in this case, will be a child of the “Philippine Law and Jurisprudence” page.

  When you’ve set the front page to display a static page, and created a custom menu, then the three-bar tab will display that custom menu instead of the default Pages that it displays now. Note, also, that it will no longer display the Home link, so you may want to add “Home” to your custom menu as well.

  A four-bar tab will display at the top right of your header image if you add and activate widgets.

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  musicdoc1 · Member · Jan 1, 2015 at 6:03 am

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  @justinbayani092014,

  Follow the directions at the top if you wish to create a static front page that might serve as an introduction to the website, rather than display your latest post there.

  Revision of the above portion of my last post:
  Follow the directions at the top of the Front Page support page if you wish to create a static front page. Such a page might serve, if you wish, as an introduction to the website. The choice of displaying a static front page will replace the display of your latest posts there, so you’ll want to link the them elsewhere. For example, with a custom menu.