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By default, your homepage will also display your post feed, listing all of your latest posts for visitors to see. If you would like to instead have your homepage be a static page and your post feed display on a separate page, you can follow these instructions.
First, create your new homepage and blog pages within WP Dashboard > Pages > Add New. For this tutorial, we will be naming our static homepage "Home" and our post feed page "Blog".
Next, navigate to Settings > Reading. At the top of this screen, you'll see a section titled "Front page displays". Click the little bubble next to the "A static page" option.
From this option's "Front page" drop-down menu, select your newly created "Home" page.
From the "Post page" drop-down menu, select your newly created "Blog" page.
Be sure to save changes when you're finished.
The last step involves adding your "Home" and "Blog" pages to your navigation menu. To do so, go to Appearance > Menus. Click the "Pages" drop-down menu on the left, check the boxes next to your "Home" and "Blog" pages, and add them to the menu. Drag and drop them to wherever you'd like them to be positioned in your menu. Be sure to save when finished.
Now, when you refresh your site, your homepage will display your newly created "Home" page and your "Blog" page will now display your post feed.
You may find that you'd like to create additional WordPress Users which can log into your WordPress Dashboard for a variety of reasons. For example, to contribute in writing posts or to troubleshoot technical issues you're experiencing.
Creating a new WP User and adjusting their permissions (or "Role") can allow you to not only ensure your own personal login details are kept safe, but help control what sort of changes the secondary user can make within your dashboard.
1 ) Navigate to WP Dashboard > Users
2 ) To create a new user, click the "Add New" button at the top of the page.
3 ) Enter the new Username and Email Address (required).
4 ) Fill in the user's personal details like Name and Website, if wanted (not required).
5 ) Click the "Show Password" button.
This will automatically generate a random password. If you are creating a password for a colleague, you can change it to whatever you wish. If you are creating a new WP User for a technical support representative to log in and troubleshoot an issue, it's fine to leave the temporary password as-is.
6 ) Choose if you'd like to email this person a notification (not required).
7 ) Select the user's Role.
There are 5 different WordPress User roles to choose from. Each role will affect what areas of the dashboard this person can access or control.
If you are creating a new WP User for a technical support representative, you will want to provide them with an "Administrator" role.
8 ) When finished, click the "Add New User" button.
You can always navigate back to the WP Dashboard > Users screen and select the user you would like to manage. Here, you can change a variety of personal details about the user, including their name, adding biographical author text, social media usernames, change passwords, and more.
In order to paginate your blog post, in the Write panel in your WordPress admin, switch to the TEXT view (if you are using the Visual view) and then enter the following code to wherever you want to break the post up into a new page:
<!--nextpage-->
A Featured Image is a representative picture for your post which is used in a number of areas & functions, like on the homepage, post page, related post areas, recent post widgets, featured area sliders, etc..
To assign a Featured Image to a post, navigate to your post's create/edit screen and look to the bottom-right. Here, you'll see a box titled "Featured Image" where you can add your desired image. Be sure to update your post when you're finished.
Our Theme uses wordpress built-in menus feature which can be found in your wordpress Dashboard > Appearance > Menus. To setup a new menu, please follow the steps below. Its best to already have your pages created, even if they are blank pages.
For more information on menus in WordPress, check out:
A theme's demo content XML file can be found in the theme package you downloaded from ThemeForest or Creative Market. It will be in a folder titled "Dummy Content".
You will be redirected to this screen, where you can upload the demo xml to start the import process
In the new screen you can assign user(s) from your site to “receive” the demo content from us.
IMPORTANT: you need to click the “Download and import file attachments” option to import all the images from our demo.
click on Submit Button
Wait until you get this “All done. Have Fun” notice
First, please be sure that you have installed and activated the Contact Form 7 plugin.
Along the top of the contact form's settings box, there are 4 tabs: Form, Mail, Messages, and AdditionalSettings.
"Form" tab: you can choose how your contact form will display with some simple HTML code.
"Mail" tab: you can set up who your messages are sent to and how they will be displayed.
IMPORTANT! Please be sure to navigate to the "Mail" tab and insert your own email address within the "To:" form. "Messages" tab: Adjust default messages visitors will receive in various situations. "Additional Settings" tab: Option to add custom code snippets if desired.
It can be done with the custom css. In your Dashboard: Apparence -> Customize -> Custom CSS
Use this code for a background image
body { background-image: url('url-image'); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: cover; background-attachment: fixed; }
Use this code for a background pattern
body { background-image: url('url-image'); background-repeat: repeat; }