If you’ve ever clicked on a website’s Home, About, or Contact section… you’ve interacted with a page. In this short lesson, we’ll break down what pages are and how they fit into your website.
🧠 What Is a Page?
A Page is a standalone section on your website that displays specific content. Think of it like a digital poster or flyer.
✅ Examples of Pages on Your Website:
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Homepage – The first page people see
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About Page – Tells your story
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Team Page – Introduces your staff
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Practice Areas Page – Explains what you do
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Contact Page – Lets people get in touch
Each of these is its own separate “page” within your website structure.
🚫 What Is Not a Page?
Some sections of your website look like pages but are actually managed differently.
❌ News & Articles (Blog Posts)
These fall under a special content type called Blog, which is managed in a different module.
We’ll cover blogs in a future module.
🔍 Where to Find Your Pages
🪪 Step-by-Step:
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Log into your WordPress dashboard
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From the left-hand menu, click Pages
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You’ll see a list of all the pages on your website
From here, you can:
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Open any page
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Edit using Elementor
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Reorder or update the content as needed
🧭 Why This Matters
Understanding pages helps you:
| Benefit | Why It’s Important |
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| 🎯 Control Your Content | Know exactly where to go when you need to edit |
| 🛠 Customize Design | Use Elementor to change each page visually |
| 🌐 Improve Navigation | Ensure each page serves a clear purpose for your visitors |
✅ Quick Recap
| You Learned | Key Takeaway |
|---|---|
| What a page is | A standalone section like Home, About, Contact |
| What’s not a page | Blog posts (e.g., News & Articles) |
| How to access pages | WordPress Dashboard > Pages |