How to Create a Static Home Page in Blogger
Like the main web pages, most web pages can be divided into two categories: static and static. As the name implies, no matter how often a website is updated, static homepages remain the same, while non-permanent webpages reflect changes on the webpage and display the latest posts first .
The latter is popular today, even for personal and corporate blogs. However, there are still many people who prefer static homepages because their websites are more organized and professional. This gives them more control over their website and at the same time helps to build brand awareness.
Fortunately, if you have a blog site and want it to be permanent, you will find that it is not difficult to create as you think. You can create a consistent blogger homepage by following these steps:
To create this page, go to the Blogger Dashboard main menu and click "Page" on the left side of the screen. This will take you to the All Pages menu window. Here, click the New Page button and enter an editor similar to what Blogger Post Editor uses when posting a new blog.
Enter the required title for this page in the field above; In this case, we call the page "Welcome". In the large text field, enter the content you want to view on your homepage; It could be one or two paragraphs for you or your business and your website.
When finished, click Print. The window will return to the main "All Pages" menu and you will see the new "Welcome" page you created. Copy the URL of the "Welcome" page later. To do this, right-click the view link and select Copy link location from the menu.
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To do this, go to the Blogger Editor main menu, click Settings on the left side of the screen and select Search Settings. In the "Errors & Redirects" section, next to the "Edit" link you will see the "Private redirection" option. To open another window, click the "Edit" link and you will see two fields labeled "K" (next to your blog URL) and "Where".
Simply type "/" forward slash in the "Notes" field. Paste the previously copied URL into the "B" field and add the last part of the URL to the "Welcome" page. For example, the URL of our blog page is static-home-page.blogspot.com/welcome.html, so we simply remove "http://static-home-page.blogspot.com" and add it. In the ":" field "/p/welcome.html". "/ p" points to a static page.
Then check the box next to "Permanent", click the "Save" text link and click the "Save Changes" button. This will redirect your site's original URL to the new static homepage. Sign in to see if your blog works in another browser.
Why is it important? Basically, when your site tabs are enabled, it indicates that you have two existing pages. This can confuse readers and even hurt your search engine rankings.
To fix this, you must first activate the tabs by going to the "Design" menu item and clicking the "Add Gadget" link. You can add it below the blog header or on the sidebar. In most cases it is better to put them in blog titles because they are more visible and give your site a more beautiful and professional look.
After the popup window opens, scroll down and click the "Home" link:
Another window called "Page List Configuration" will open. Here, in the "Visible Pages" section, you will see the default homepage and the new static homepage next to Add. Check the box next to the homepage, check the pages you want to display in the menu, and click the Save button to save your changes.
You can stop at this point, but you can create a special tab that will take you to the main page of your blog post if you want. To do this, adjust the page widget you just saved and click + External Links.
In the new window that opens, enter the title you want (for example, "blog") with the web address for the page /index.html , click "Save Link" and click the "Save" button in the "Customize Page". Details window.
Now go to your site and look at the "Welcome" page and the "Blog" tab menu. You can also visit our demo blog to see how it works. Enjoy!
The latter is popular today, even for personal and corporate blogs. However, there are still many people who prefer static homepages because their websites are more organized and professional. This gives them more control over their website and at the same time helps to build brand awareness.
1. Create your own static homepage
The first thing you need to do is create a new page for your blog. This will be your static homepage, but now it will be just like any other page on your site.To create this page, go to the Blogger Dashboard main menu and click "Page" on the left side of the screen. This will take you to the All Pages menu window. Here, click the New Page button and enter an editor similar to what Blogger Post Editor uses when posting a new blog.
Enter the required title for this page in the field above; In this case, we call the page "Welcome". In the large text field, enter the content you want to view on your homepage; It could be one or two paragraphs for you or your business and your website.
When finished, click Print. The window will return to the main "All Pages" menu and you will see the new "Welcome" page you created. Copy the URL of the "Welcome" page later. To do this, right-click the view link and select Copy link location from the menu.
2. Set the default homepage to Fixed
Once the Welcome Page is open, you will need to change the default Blogger homepage . This includes redirecting from the site you created to the static page that people first see when they visit your site.Related ፡ How to set up personalized directions on Blogger
To do this, go to the Blogger Editor main menu, click Settings on the left side of the screen and select Search Settings. In the "Errors & Redirects" section, next to the "Edit" link you will see the "Private redirection" option. To open another window, click the "Edit" link and you will see two fields labeled "K" (next to your blog URL) and "Where".
Simply type "/" forward slash in the "Notes" field. Paste the previously copied URL into the "B" field and add the last part of the URL to the "Welcome" page. For example, the URL of our blog page is static-home-page.blogspot.com/welcome.html, so we simply remove "http://static-home-page.blogspot.com" and add it. In the ":" field "/p/welcome.html". "/ p" points to a static page.
Then check the box next to "Permanent", click the "Save" text link and click the "Save Changes" button. This will redirect your site's original URL to the new static homepage. Sign in to see if your blog works in another browser.
3. Create tabs for your site
If you do not want tabs to appear on your blog, you can stop by 2 steps (FAQ Pages and Contact Pages) One more step.Why is it important? Basically, when your site tabs are enabled, it indicates that you have two existing pages. This can confuse readers and even hurt your search engine rankings.
To fix this, you must first activate the tabs by going to the "Design" menu item and clicking the "Add Gadget" link. You can add it below the blog header or on the sidebar. In most cases it is better to put them in blog titles because they are more visible and give your site a more beautiful and professional look.
After the popup window opens, scroll down and click the "Home" link:
Another window called "Page List Configuration" will open. Here, in the "Visible Pages" section, you will see the default homepage and the new static homepage next to Add. Check the box next to the homepage, check the pages you want to display in the menu, and click the Save button to save your changes.
You can stop at this point, but you can create a special tab that will take you to the main page of your blog post if you want. To do this, adjust the page widget you just saved and click + External Links.
In the new window that opens, enter the title you want (for example, "blog") with the web address for the page /index.html , click "Save Link" and click the "Save" button in the "Customize Page". Details window.
Now go to your site and look at the "Welcome" page and the "Blog" tab menu. You can also visit our demo blog to see how it works. Enjoy!
