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    hey,
    i'm pretty new at this. i'm trying to set my blog up but i find it frustrating that i can't edit it as the html. i mean i want to be able to add sections on my own, on the blog page but i don't understand and know if it's possible. for example, how do i manually add a <div> let's say on the blog...i wish i can edit the source code of the blog, but there is no index.html in wp-content folders.

    the 'title' that you enter from within the wordpress dashboard automatically links to the blog's link http://example.com/blog, but what if i want to add a separate section with links?

    please help
    sasq

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    If you are using wordpress, you add additional pages under the "pages" category. I advise you don't edit the files themselves until you become a wordpress pro... it is designed to be managed/modified through the wp-admin interface.
    Matt R.
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    the thing is, pages link to within the blog. so if i make a page called 'home', it only lets me have a link like: http://example.com/blog/?page_id=109

    it doesn't allow me to make it into something like: www.google.com

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    did it not solve your problem sasquatch?


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    @carlobee
    what do you mean did it not solve my problem? matt r didn't say anything constructive

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    Hi,

    I think matt has solved your problem.. If it's not solved yet, you can use help in wordpress.com or you can contact them..

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by sasquatch View Post
    the thing is, pages link to within the blog. so if i make a page called 'home', it only lets me have a link like: http://example.com/blog/?page_id=109

    it doesn't allow me to make it into something like: www.google.com

    Let me Clear you, wordpress is a CMS which does not generate physical pages ,but it creates them using database.

    Now when you create a page like

    http://example.com/blog/?page_id=109

    This is Non-SEF version of URL

    To make it something like

    http://example.com/blog/anypage.html

    You need to add up Plugins in Wordpress.

    One i can recommend is "ALL IN ONE SEO"

    Going to give you Google Friendly URLS.

    You can also Hire A pro, as there are lots of things to be done with wordpress.(ie themes, sidebars,plugins,widgets and many more)

    Although wordpress is among the best CMS available (Joomla is Good Indeed)

    Regards
    Xaurav

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