Options table: my_options Object ( [site] => Array ( [site-url] => phpwn.com [site-cms] => phpwn [site-prefix] => phpwn_ ) [admin] => theme_options Object ( [plugins] => Array ( [0] => muh_admin [1] => admin_breadcrumbs [2] => youtube ) [templates] => Array ( [0] => admin_home [1] => admin_content [2] => admin_content_list [3] => admin_options ) ) [theme] => theme_options Object ( [plugins] => Array ( [0] => focus_cards [1] => breadcrumbs [2] => modular_content ) [templates] => Array ( [0] => home [1] => page [2] => landing ) ) [content] => Array ( [page-type] => front [page-url] => my-test-page [page-title] => This is my Test Page ) ) Site options: Array ( [site-url] => phpwn.com [site-cms] => phpwn [site-prefix] => phpwn_ ) Content options: Array ( [page-type] => front [page-url] => my-test-page [page-title] => This is my Test Page ) Admin Theme Plugins: Array ( [0] => muh_admin [1] => admin_breadcrumbs [2] => youtube ) Admin Theme Templates: Array ( [0] => admin_home [1] => admin_content [2] => admin_content_list [3] => admin_options ) Theme Plugins: Array ( [0] => focus_cards [1] => breadcrumbs [2] => modular_content ) Theme Templates: Array ( [0] => home [1] => page [2] => landing )

Static Home Page Example

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In an attempt to increase the quality of information on the Web surrounding static home pages with WordPress, I’ve decided to create a few sample pages that I can use as references in my upcoming tutorial. If everything goes as planned, I’ll end up with a simple method that anyone can employ to create their own static home page with a blog tucked somewhere further down in their site’s hierarchy.

Nothing fancy here, just a quick little demonstration!

Here is my big note box.

Stay tuned, because I’m sure there’s at least one semi-annoying hurdle I’ll have to clear along the way!

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