Site and page

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    thurgashri0209 · Member ·

    What is the difference between site and page ? please give my an example.

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    aisajib · Member ·

    Hi there!

    I’ll be happy to explain this. Think of pages as parts of a website. A website (or site) consists of multiple posts and pages. So on a typical website, you’d find the following:

    • Posts: Recent news, updates, etc., that are published regularly. This section can also be called a Blog.
    • Pages: Mostly static content such as About Us, Mission, and Contact Us.

    When you put all of them together, you’ve got a site.

    You can learn more about Posts and Pages in the links below:

    WP
    Post vs. Page
    in WordPress.com Support
    2 min read
    This guide explains the differences between posts and pages on your WordPress.com site. Posts Posts are entries listed in reverse chronological order on your site. Think of them as articles or updates that you share to offer up new content to your readers. You can display them on your website in different ways, such as by using the Blog Posts block or by setting a posts page at Custom

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    Feel free to let us know if there’s anything else you need and we’ll be happy to help.

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