Because "The pages are in static format."That means the post you make in that page would remain the same while your home will be stacked with all your posts.
Which can be, good by the way because it allows for easy linking. But...
Can't we have some kind of a choice to make here which is the natural right of publishers? Seriously, using static pages sometimes is good but it ain't good to look at ALL THE TIME!
*WHINE WHINE WHINE WHINE WHINE WHINE WHINE WHINE WHINE*
After a whole hour...
Sorry, I just can't help myself sometimes.
Anyways, I was looking for a solution into this BIG problem of mine so I googled it (yeah, this works wonders) and found this heaven sent blogger hints and tips and enlightened my off-mode head bulb.Basing this style I accidentally thought of to what that good blogger suggested, instead of turning off your Page gadget or disabling your pages' visibility and using either link list gadget or labels gadget for your layout, you'll be using those pages instead. And we'll be taking a hell of an advantage from that.
- Similar to the style mentioned in blogger hints and tips, you'll be labeling your posts, first and foremost. If you already did just that, then A-OK. Else this would not work.
OMG! I am back to my programmer mode.- In your dashboard goto Pages and then click New page. You'll notice that you'll be given the option to choose between Blank page and Web Address.
- Click Web Address.
- This form will appear. Fill in the necessary information.
- If you read the post in blogger hints and tips, you'll see in using the linked list gadget method the usage of your label's static URLs. If you don't know the format, it's like this:
http://YOUR_BLOG'S_NAME.blogspot.com/search/label/YOUR_LABEL'S_NAME
This is how I created my "Pages". The only problem I found with this setting is whenever I go to my label this would appear.
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| Earn Online Without Investment is one of my labels. |
Now you're done.
Or is it?
