Pages are  used to present information about yourself or your site that is somehow timeless — information that is always applicable. You can use Pages to organize and manage any amount of content.

Examples of common pages include Copyright, Legal Information, Reprint Permissions, Company Information, and Accessibility Statement. (By the way, it’s a good idea to always have an About page and a Contact page.)

Each time you create a page, it adds a new link to your page navigation. Keep this in mind when thinking about what title you want to give your page. If you want to create a page that is a sub page to an existing page, please read the post on Adding Sub Pages.

To create a new Page

  • Log in to your WordPress account
  • From the panel on the left, expand the Pages menu from the drop down arrow and select  Add New
  • Give your page a title
  • Add your page content in the editing window below the menu bar
  • When you are finished writing your content, you can preview your page by clicking on the Preview button at the top right of your screen in the “publish” section
  • Keep editing until you have completed your page
  • When your page looks the way that you want it to in the preview window, click on the Update Post blue button in the “publish” section to make the page appear on your site

You can click the Visit site link in the dark grey bar at the top left of your editing window to see your site’s new page.

Pages are listed in your navigation in alphabetical or create date order. If you need to re-order the pages in you navigation, please contact us and we will either order the pages for your or give you administrator access so that you can us the Page Order plugin.