Pages
Pages are static documents (About, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, etc.) that live alongside your articles but follow a different lifecycle. They are not part of the post archive, do not appear in tag/category listings, and are not included in RSS or llms.txt.
Templates
Section titled “Templates”Each page picks one of four templates that controls its layout:
| Template | Layout |
|---|---|
| Default | Standard content area with the theme’s sidebar |
| Full-width | Full-bleed layout, no sidebar |
| Blank | Bare layout — no header, no sidebar, no footer (useful for landing pages) |
| Post list | Renders the article archive (used as the homepage when you want a blog-style index) |
Per-page Settings
Section titled “Per-page Settings”Every page can override the global navigation behavior:
- Sidebar — show or hide the sidebar
- Header navigation — include or exclude this page from the header menu
- Footer navigation — include or exclude this page from the footer menu
Setting a Page as Homepage
Section titled “Setting a Page as Homepage”Any page can be promoted to the site’s homepage from its settings panel. The chosen page replaces the default landing layout and is served at / (or /{locale} in multilingual mode). The previous homepage falls back to its own slug.
Pages vs Posts
Section titled “Pages vs Posts”| Aspect | Posts | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Archive listing | Yes | No |
| RSS feed | Yes | No |
llms.txt | Yes | No |
| Tags / categories | Yes | No |
| Custom layout templates | No (theme decides) | Yes (4 templates) |
| Per-item navigation control | No | Yes |
Use posts for time-based content (blog entries, news). Use pages for structural content (legal, about, contact).