Hey Rabeea, in the same place that you set up a static homepage, you can also determine your blog page. In order to do so, you need create the page you want to use. It can be completely empty except for a title but having a page gives you a URL where you blog posts appear. You can also add this page to your navigation menu for easier access.

This tutorial was very helpful. However, I published two blogs so I could see what I was customizing. Now I want to add a Home Page but I don’t know how to rename/change the URL of my blogposts page. I can add a static homepage but then my blogposts page gets lost, is nowhere too be found.

How do I do this please? Please help :(!

Many thanks!

You can absolutely password protect parts or all of your website, for example, with a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/password-protect-page/. However, which is the best solution depends on your needs and requirements.

It depends on what you mean by creating a template. If you change the page layout or apply a page template to your pages, this will not affect the content. Therefore, you can do it without a problem. However, if you want to change the formatting of the content itself, you have to do it manually in the editor.

Hey Anna-Katharina, that is an excellent question. You can find a breakdown of who is in charge of web domains here: https://computer.howstuffworks.com/question422.htm. As for the domain name server, this tells user browsers which server a domain is pointing to. That way, when you type in a web address, you can see the website that belongs to this domain. I hope that makes things clear.

Thank you so much

Hey Ariel, unfortunately I don’t have any experience with that. Maybe this post would help: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/10/headless-wordpress-decoupled/.

The first thing to check when there is problem with images is always whether your file permissions are configured correctly. See: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions

That’s what we are here for. Thanks for the kind words!

Hey Abby, the first place to look is Appearance > Menus. If you can’t disable it there, it might be something your theme does. Check whether it offers separate options to configure this part of your site. Hope this helps!