Since you are new, I wanted to be sure you are using the right words for things. If you create a Page, yes, it is all one page. You would normally use Headings (Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, etc. — because the Page title is normally Heading 2, I often start with Heading 3) to separate one part of the page from another.
But Posts are a whole different thing. Multiple posts, or the first parts of posts, are often displayed as a single page.
Thanks.
I’m trying to built a ‘normal’ website not a blog so i’m trying to find out how to do the layout like you get in a website.
When you say Headings do you mean the h1, h2, h3 html tags?
Yes, I wasn’t sure if you knew what h1, etc. were.
Pages are what you want. I would take a look here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Blog_Design_and_Layout
Main point is that the Theme does a lot of the “Appearance” things for you, much like a Stylesheet on steroids. But, beware of Themes that are not kept up to date with WordPress. Personally, I use the standard WordPress theme just because I know it will always be there (or a compatible theme will replace it).
Ok thanks.
Yes i do know what h1 etc are, it’s just i’m not sure of the way WordPress works yet.
The major pieces of Culture Shock I found with WordPress layout techniques are:
- Double spacing replaces Paragraph Markup;
- Flipping back and forth between the Visual and HTML tabs in the page editor sometimes gets you in trouble, especially where you code HTML that gets stripped out when you click on the Visual tab.
