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Community Forums › Forums › Archived Forums › General Discussion › Altitude Pro: Front Page missing

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Tagged: Altitude Pro, front page missing, where does Front Page live

  • This topic has 1 reply, 2 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 2 months ago by Webmaster.
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  • June 17, 2015 at 3:11 pm #156578
    lyndabanks
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    I cannot access my partially-completed Front Page anymore. Where did it go?
    I was in either Customizer or Settings and clicked on "Front page displays: a static page" but did not know what page to select because I did not create a specific page for the Front Page.
    Now the front page has defaulted to the blog archive and I cannot figure out how to get the original front page back. I read the Theme Set Up instructions but that assumes that the Front Page is in place. Mine has disappeared.
    I assume it's an easy fix, but I am baffled.

    http://soconexus-dev1.lyndabanks.net/
    June 17, 2015 at 3:31 pm #156579
    Webmaster
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    Hi Lynda,

    Just go back and change it back to "Your latest posts"

    front page options

    Then, if you actually want a static page, you should create one and then go back and change it again - this time selecting the newly created page.

    You may also want to read over this page at Bob's website (which is where the graphic came from):

    http://bobwp.com/why-cant-i-change-my-home-page-i-dont-want-the-blog-to-be-on-it/


    “If it works, mark the post as [Resolved] so others will feel comfortable trying the solution on their website.“

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