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pages wordpress org forums 1 486 captures 02 dec 2018 24 sep 2026 oct nov dec 29 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221129170439 https wordpress org support article pages skip to content log in register wordpress org news download extend get wordpress themes patterns plugins openverse mobile hosting learn learn wordpress support forums wordpress tv developers community make wordpress wordcamp meetups photo directory job board five for the future about about wordpress showcase gutenberg enterprise get wordpress search get wordpress skip to content support forums guidelines documentation get involved search for search forums categories getting started installing wordpress basic usage basic administration customizing maintenance security advanced topics troubleshooting pages topics pages screen organizing pages creating a new page creating a subpage changing the url of a page using the edit option using the quick edit option page templates the dynamic nature of pages in wordpress you can put content on your site as either a post or a page when you re writing a regular blog entry you write a post posts in a default setup appear in reverse chronological order on your blog s home page in contrast pages are for non chronological content pages live outside of the normal blog chronology and are often used to present timeless information about yourself or your site information that is always relevant you can use pages to organize and manage the structure of your website content you can add as many pages to your site as you would like and you can update your pages as many times as you want after you create a page you can add it to your site s navigation menu so your visitors can find it here are a few examples for pages about contact privacy policy copyright disclosure legal information reprint permissions company information accessibility statement in general pages are very similar to posts in that they both have titles and content wordpress theme template files maintain a consistent look throughout your site pages though have several key distinctions that make them different from posts what pages are pages are for content that isn t time dependent or which is not part of the blog content pages can be organized into parent pages and subpages pages can use different page templates including template files and template tags some themes may provide different display options for individual pages you can have a wordpress website with only pages what pages are not pages don t appear in the chronological view in the blog of a website pages by default do not allow taxonomy categories tags and any custom taxonomies you can enhance it via plugins pages are not files they are stored in your database just like posts pages are not included in your site s feeds e g rss or atom pages and posts can be interpreted differently by site visitors and by search engines search engines place more relevance on posts because a newer post on a topic may be more relevant than a static page a specific page or a specific post can be set as a static front page websites that are set up this way have a blog page that displays the latest blog posts pages screen to view all the pages in your site log in to your wordpress admin screen click pages in the left sidebar this will show the pages screen with a list of all the pages you have in your site you can easily search for a page based on the page title you can get a list of all the published pages or draft pages you can filter pages based on dates you can perform bulk actions edit or move to trash by selecting multiple pages from the list you can sort the pages list based on title date author etc by clicking the header columns top organizing pages you can organize your pages into parent and child pages and create a hierarchy for example you can have an about page as a parent page and create subpages under it for careers board of directors locations company culture press etc you can also have a services page as a parent page and create subpages for each of the services such as web design web development stationery design etc the structure of the pages on the site would then look like this about us board of directors company culture press careers locations services web design web development stationery design top creating a new page to create a new page log in to your wordpress admin screen click the pages add new in the left sidebar alternatively you can also click the add new button in the pages screen add a title for the page add body content for the page if you are using the wordpress block editor you can use the different blocks available in the wordpress block editor to design the page customize the sidebar settings for the page when the page is completed click publish if you are using a classic editor refer to this support article for details about the add new screen in the classic editor top creating a subpage using parent pages is a good way to organize your site s pages into hierarchies a parent page is a top level page with sub pages nested under it to create a subpage under a parent page log in to your wordpress admin screen click the pages add new in the left sidebar alternatively you can also click the add new button in the pages screen in the sidebar settings for the page under page attributes open the parent page drop down menu this will list all the pages already created in your site select the desired page from the drop down menu that you want to be the parent page for the current you are creating the current page you are creating now becomes the sub page for the parent page you choose you can change the order that your pages are displayed when using a default menu by using the order field of the page attributes module put the number 1 in the box for order this tells wordpress to display this page first on your site add a title for the sub page add body content for the sub page click publish when ready repeat the process for your other sub pages you want to be disapled under a parent page but use higher numbers for the order field 2 3 etc this tells wordpress to display these pages second and third on your site when your pages are listed the child page will be nested under the parent page the permalinks of your pages will also reflect this page hierarchy in the above example the permalink for the board of directors page would be http example com about board of directors top changing the url of a page top using the edit option to change the url also referred to as slug containing the name of your page hover over the page title of the page in the pages screen and select edit in the page sidebar settings under summary click the url link to open the url popup change the permalink entry to change the url of the page as you type in a new url in the permalink field you can view the updated page url under view page select update to save the new url changes top using the quick edit option to change the url also referred to as slug containing the name of your page hover over the page title of the page in the pages screen and select quick edit this will open a quick edit panel while you are still in the pages screen the quick edit panel allows you to modify page details such as title slug date author you can also password protect the page or mark the page as private you can also change the parent page page order template for the page and the status of the page between published pending review and draft select update button to save the changes top page templates 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 individual pages can be set to use a specific page template created within your theme you can also create custom page templates that can be used for a page these custom page templates will then override the default page template included with your theme top the dynamic nature of pages a web page can be static or dynamic static pages such as a regular html page created with dreamweaver do not have to be regenerated every time a person visits the page an example of a static page might be an html document without any php code the problem with purely static pages is that they are difficult to maintain in contrast dynamic pages such as those created with wordpress need to be regenerated every time they are viewed the code for what needs to be generated on the page has been specified by the theme author and not the actual page itself they use extensive php code which is evaluated each time the page is visited and the entire page is generated upon each new visit almost everything in wordpress is generated dynamically including pages everything published in wordpress posts pages comments blogrolls categories etc is stored in the mysql database when the site is accessed the database information is used by your wordpress templates from your current theme to generate the web page being requested changes you make to your wordpress settings themes and templates will not be propagated to pages coded only in html the page feature of wordpress was developed to alleviate this problem by using pages you no longer have to update your static pages every time you change the style of your site if written properly your dynamic pages will update along with the rest of your blog despite the dynamic nature of pages many people refer to them as being static they are actually called pseudo static web pages in other words a page contains static information but is generated dynamically thus either static dynamic or pseudo static may be validly used to describe the nature of the wordpress page feature was this article helpful how could it be improved you must be logged in to submit feedback about news hosting donate support developers get involved learn showcase plugins themes patterns 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