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# Homepage Settings

### 1. Page Attributes

![](/files/-MYNas-Tc9pOwQCPn3T0)

### **2. Page Configure Default Template**

For each page you can change the page layout style, custom header , custom footer and much more! Check the screenshot and read the documentation to see how it works.

![](/files/-MYNb23BSXNI8Op8PSz4)

* **Layout** - Select if you want the page to have a Fullwidth layout and config sidebar.
* **Header Layout** - Select if you want to custom header in customize.
* **Footer Layout** - Select if you want to custom footer in customize.
* **Breadcrumbs** - Select if you want to custom breadcrumb in customize.

### **2. Set a page as Home Page**

* **Step 1** - Go to **Settings** > **Reading** in your WordPress Dashboard panel.

![](/files/-MYNbBMciIST5EsmHSp9)

* **Step 2** - Set "Front page displays" to a "Static Page".
* **Step 3** - In the drop down menu for "**Front Page**" choose a page which will be your home page.
* **Step 4** - Leave the drop down menu for "Posts page" empty, as this is not used by the theme.
* **Step 5** - Save changes.

![](/files/-MYNbEG05UXmRAsyEfwU)

### ​3. Customize Page with Customizer

**Admin > Appearance > Customize Homepage Settings**

* Homepage
* Posts page

![](/files/-MYNbQqPMSyrbBXO-YJV)

And **"Publish"** with all changes.


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