Difference between revisions of "Create a New Page - WordPress"

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Working with Pages
 
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=== Adding a new page ===
 
=== Adding a new page ===
 
# From the Pages left-hand menu choose Add New
 
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===Editing a page===
 
===Editing a page===
 
# Navigate to the page you want to update
 
# Navigate to the page you want to update
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# Make your changes and click Update to save
 
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* All top-level new pages added to your site should automatically appear in your primary navigation.  
 
* All top-level new pages added to your site should automatically appear in your primary navigation.  
* For more see Navigation and Custom Menus.
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* For more see [[Navigation_Menus|Navigation and Custom Menus]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 13:57, 2 October 2018

Working with Pages

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Screen Shot 2018-10-02 at 2.43.09 PM.png

Adding a new page

  1. From the Pages left-hand menu choose Add New
  2. Enter the page title (directly under Edit Page)
  3. Click Publish to save your changes

Editing a page

  1. Navigate to the page you want to update
  2. Click the Edit Page link in the admin top bar
  3. Make your changes and click Update to save

Navigation and new pages

  • All top-level new pages added to your site should automatically appear in your primary navigation.
  • For more see Navigation and Custom Menus.