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Thanks – it would be a cool addition to the page.

I’ll check it out.

That ‘Custom Field’ thing looks right. The template has a ‘get header’ thing in it and the header is a separate deal.

So right now, the pic name is in the header crap.

I succeeded! It seems to depend on having a header level assigned in the text area.

Once I assigned Heading Two to the words Properties for Sale, the title could be removed and it remained that way.

All is well. Take a look.

Thanks for your help!

Why is it doing that? I can remove a title and text from any other page.

Where would I add that, do I have to be in html mode?

Thank you! That was driving me nuts.

Thanks

sandandseahomes.com

If you go there, you’ll see the words ‘Home’ and some sample text ‘This is the new Home’ – those are the words that won’t go away.

I don’t need the title showing on the Home page!

Understood. But I don’t understand any code so I don’t know how to assign the new page as the home page. I’m afraid to paste code from A to B in case I disable more pages or screw something up.

I tried what you suggested yesterday.

* Create new page called Home
* View Page (OK)

But when I click Home I get ‘Ooops not found’ because I don’t know how to associate the new page with the Home tab.

Would that new page replace the one called homepage.php?

So how would I duplicate a page?

I like the layout of the About Us page and I’d like to use it as the Home page, with a new name of course.

How would I do that?

Can I roll back to yesterday somehow?

I created a page called Home and I can view the page but it’s not associated with the Home tab.

It must have the wrong name?

Take a look

sandandseahomes.com

I’m using posts as menu links.

The home page only called the main template.

The template is still called but the text is gone and I get the ‘oops not found’ message.

I can recreate it easily but what should it be called?

home.php
home.html
index.html
index.php?

OK, I’m a moron! There was an addition page of galleries (1,2,etc) and I hadn’t seen it.