Creating a Page
This page covers the page edit screen and goes through each of the available settings that are unique to this theme.
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This page covers the page edit screen and goes through each of the available settings that are unique to this theme.
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Pages are the backbone of any website. They're used to display critical information about you or your business, such as an "About" page. Aubrey offers this, and all of the sections that make up the homepage. This is so you can potentially have an unlimited amount of unique pages with different blog layouts.
To get started, navigate to Pages > Add New from your WordPress dashboard, or click on the "Add New" button if you're on the pages screen.
Creating a page is almost the same as creating a post. The only difference is that there are no categories or tags to assign. Even the block editor that's used to create posts is the same here.
Another difference is that pages in Aubrey come with their own set of unique options too, which are covered below. You can find the "Page Settings" section at the bottom of the page edit screen.
Important Note: All the settings on a page (except for "General Settings") are the same as the ones found in the Theme Options panel of the customizer. For more information on these settings, please view the chapter covering the Theme Options.
Each page has a set of general settings you can configure that differ from those found in the customizer.
Enable Page Header? - Switching this on will display the page title and optional subtitle at the top.
Subtitle Text - Optional. This text appears just above the page title when the above setting is switched on.
Enable Share Icons? - Switching this on will display the share icons for social media platforms. These can be configured in the Theme Options panel.
