In WordPress, you can put content on your site as either a "post" or a "page". When you're composing a customary blog passage, you compose a post. Posts, in a default setup, show up backward sequential request on your blog's landing page.

Interestingly, pages are by and large for non-ordered, various leveled content: pages like "About" or "Contact" would be normal illustrations. See beneath for cases of subpages in a pecking order. Pages live outside of the typical blog sequence, and are regularly used to exhibit immortal data about yourself or your webpage - data that is constantly applicable. You can utilize Pages to sort out and deal with the structure of your site content.

Notwithstanding the normal "About" and "Contact" pages, different cases incorporate "Copyright", "Revelation", "Lawful Information", "Reproduce Permissions", "Organization Information" or "Availability Statement".

Pages are fundamentally the same as posts in that they both have titles and substance. WordPress Theme template documents keep up a reliable look all through your site. Pages, however, have a few key refinements that make them not quite the same as posts.

What Pages Are

• Pages are for content that isn't particularly time-ward, or which isn't "blog content". 
• Pages can be sorted out into pages and subpages . 
• Pages can utilize distinctive Page Templates , including template records, Template Tags and other PHP code. 
• More modern themes may give a more extensive scope of alterations or show alternatives for singular pages. 
• It's very conceivable to make a site utilizing WordPress which just contains pages. 

What Pages Are Not

• Pages are not posts, so they don't show up in the time-organized perspectives inside a blog segment of a site. 
• Pages can't be related with Categories, however they can be alloted Tags. In any case, Tags on Pages are excluded in records showed through the "tag" permalink. 
• The authoritative structure for Pages originates from various leveled interrelationship, not from an arrangement of classification. (e.g. Labels or Categories.) 
• Pages are not records. They are put away in your database, much the same as posts. 
• In spite of the fact that you can put Template Tags and PHP code into a Page Template record, you can't place these into the Page or Post content without utilizing a WordPress Plugin. Be that as it may, be cautious: incorporating PHP code specifically into page or post substance may present a security issue, or a surprising mistake on your site. 
• Pages are excluded in your site's "feeds". (e.g. RSS or Atom.) 
• Pages and Posts can be deciphered distinctively by site guests and via web indexes. Generally, web indexes put more pertinence to time-subordinate webpage content - posts - in light of the fact that a more up to date post on a theme might be more significant than a static page. 
• A particular page (or a particular post) can be set as a static first page. Sites which are set up along these lines ordinarily have an auxiliary page characterized on which the most recent blog entries are shown. 

Making Pages

Pages > Add New

To make another Page, sign in to your WordPress establishment with adequate administrator benefits to make new pages.

Select the Pages > Add New choice to start composing another Page. 

Sorting out Your Pages 

Similarly as you can have subcategories inside your Categories, you can likewise have subpages inside your Pages, making a chain of importance of pages.

For instance, a WordPress site for a movement operator may include an individual Page for every mainland and nation to which the organization can make travel game plans. Under the Page titled "Africa" would be subpages for Cameroon, Lesotho, Swaziland and Togo. Another parent Page "South America" would include subpages of Argentina, Brazil and Chile.

The structure of the pages on the site would then resemble this.

Africa

Cameroon

Lesotho

Swaziland

Togo

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile 

To make a subpage

1. Go to Administration > Pages >

Include New screen.

2. In the correct menu, tap the "Page Parent" drop-down menu. The drop-down menu contains a rundown of the considerable number of Pages as of now made for your site.

3. Select the proper parent Page starting from the drop menu to make the present Page a tyke Page.

4. Add substance to the subpage.

5. Snap Publish when prepared.

At the point when your Pages are recorded , the Child Page will be settled under the Parent Page. The Permalinks of your Pages will likewise mirror this Page chain of importance.

In the above illustration, the Permalink for the Cameroon Page would be:

http://example.com/africa/cameroon/

Changing the URL of Your Pages 

To change the URL part (additionally alluded to as "slug") containing the name of your Page, utilize the "Edit" (or "Change Permalinks" in more established WordPress forms) catch under the Page title on the Edit screen of the specific Page, open from Pages tab of WordPress Administration Screen . 

Making a List of Pages 

WordPress can naturally produce a rundown of Pages on your site inside the sidebar or footer, for instance, utilizing a Template Tag called

wp_list_pages(). See the wp_list_pages page for data on the most proficient method to alter how WordPress shows the rundown of Pages on your site.

There are likewise WordPress Plugins that will enable you to show a rundown of Pages inside in Posts and in different regions of your WordPress Theme.