Static Front Page Question
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I would like to add a static front page to my WordPress blog and I am aware you do this through :
Settings > Reading > Front Page Displays
However, this then also assigns the static front page to the HOME link in my navigation bar. Is there any way to get around this?
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Of course it does: when you set a static front page, that’s your home page. If you mean you miss a tab for your posts in that case, go to Write>Page, publish a new BLANK page titled “Posts” or whatever you like, then go to Settings>Reading and set this page as your posts page.
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Thanks for your help panaghiostosadam.
P.S. You may thinks it’s obvious, but I haven’t been here that long and I’m still getting to grips with everything.
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Sorry if I offended – didn’t mean to. And you’re right, it’s not obvious, because of the confusing terminology: front/home/main page are actually the same thing, the page you get to via the main address of your blog.
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I’ve tried what you suggested and it has worked exactly how I wanted it to. Thanks for the advice!
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This worked perfectly, almost. The posts page, which I’ve named “Blog”, has a link at the top, which is what I want. However, there are two links to the static front page – “Front Page” and “About”. How can I get rid of the link that says “Front Page”? If it helps, the blog is http://isuaas.wordpress.com/
Thanks!PS: Impossible Princess, your blog is gorgeous!
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@anastasiab: I don’t know what you’ve done in the meantime, but I don’t see “Blog” in your blog. And you can’t get rid of the “Front Page” tab: it’s the built-in home tab of your theme. Check this:
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Hi anastasiab,
Thanks for your comment – much appreciated.
I’ve just been checking out your site – love the theme!
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