NOTE: More tutorials at mcbuzz.wordpress.com This beginner-level WordPress Tutorial by Mark McLaren of McBuzz Communications shows how to make a “static” WordPress page your Home page (also called a “front page”), and how to hide the second Home page link that sometimes appears in your site navigation when you make that static page a Home page. By default, a WordPress website displays the blog page on the home front page. For example, when you go to the Business Blogging 101 website at mcbuzz.wordpress.com you see blog posts with the most recent post at the top of the page and earlier posts below that. WordPress allows you to select a different page as your home page, so that you can display more traditional content like information about yourself or your business. You can also create another page to use as your blog page, with a link to that page in your site navigation. Watch this tutorial to see how to do this. One problem you may run into when you make a static page your home page is that the link to that page now appears in the main site navigation, so that you have two links to the same page – usually the page called “Home”. The second part of this tutorial shows how to remove one of those links from your site navigation so that visitors to your site are not confused by the duplicate link.
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2 “Home” Page Problem!!!! Thanks for helping me kill one!!!!! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
Thank you for the tutorial. That was very clear and easy to follow!
Perfecto!! Thx!!
Hugely useful. Thanks for putting this up.
Thanks, very useful. well done 🙂
Thank You, very much
u take too long to get to the point
if you click on about do you still see 2 home pages because I do?
Thanks so much! This has REALLY helped me!
thank u very much!
Hi, great tutorial, is there any way to remove the home page post as being called “HOME,” ? also where I have disabled comments on the home page it shows “Comments are closed,” can this be removed? Thanks!!!
Great tutorial. I love wordpress. I have several blogs there.
Many thanks for this tutorial.
Great video. WordPress really is capable of anything these days! Using static pages you can create things like squeeze pages and sales pages. I run a complete membership site using solely WordPress. I also heard that the site Mint.com was completely run through WordPress.
I just gave you a backlink and thanks for the video,
you are the man. thanks for the great help. you really made a job like this look simple.
Breathing, You know how long i’ve been needing help with this. Thank you for this