Pages do not use the post.html file, so you need to take the necessary code from that file before creating a page to ensure it looks the same as the blog posts. Or you can style it seperately from the design of your blog.

Please note, this example was created with the WYSIWYG plugin de-activated. If you prefer to use the plugin, then you will need to click on the HTML tag on the toolbar.

Go to Manage, Files, scroll down and click on Posts

From this template you need the code that defines the layout of your posts (which may vary from template to template). You don’t need date, category, feedback, in this example, just the following tags adding closing divs:

<div class="post">
<h3 class="storytitle"></h3>
<div class="storycontent">
</div>
</div>


Creating The Page

When you create a page, although there is a box for Page Title at the top, this is for the link to the page, it will not show as the title on the page.

Copy the code derived from the Posts template, and add <p></p> tags for the text of the page, as below. You can either define paragraphs by using <p></p> or <br /> tags.