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  • Preycon

    #5942

    This is your example site, I’m asking how I can to put a static page with links to other post like in the image

    295s938.png

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    Kenneth John Odle

    #32937

    Moved to Support. Please post in the correct section next time.

    The front page you see there is actually a combination of options:

    First, that’s a static home page. That’s actually a WordPress option. You can find out how to do that here:

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

    Second, the excerpts of posts down below are homepage panes. That’s a Graphene option. Go to

    Graphene Options >> General Options >> Homepage Panes

    and make sure that the box marked “Disable homepage panes” is NOT ticked.

    Cheers,

    Ken

    Preycon

    #32938

    Thank you!

    Now in the same example page, you have more pages doing something similar and those aren’t home pages:

    28s0oc3.png

    Sorry for asking but this is my first site and blog and I want to do it as best as I can 🙂

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    Kenneth John Odle

    #32939

    In this example, “Features and Functionalities” is a parent page.

    The rest of the pages are “child pages.” When you edit a page, you get an opportunity to select who its parent will be. It’s in one of the option areas to the right, I believe. If you can’t find it, you may have to activate it through the screen options:

    http://blog.kjodle.net/2012/06/04/use-wordpress-screen-options-to-expand-your-blogging-options/

    Preycon

    #32940

    Thank you so much sir!

    This is solved 😉

    Preycon

    #32941

    Excuse me, another question:

    In the first picture I posted it shows something similiar like a ‘resume’ for the post/page (just showing 2 lines of tex) and when you click in the button ‘read more’ it shows the page with the full text.

    How can I do the same?

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    Kenneth John Odle

    #32942

    Homepage panes automatically show excerpts.

    If you want to control the length of the excerpt, you’ll need a child theme. Search this forum as we have described how to do this many times.

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