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Homepage / Front Page

Today, we will guide you on creating a website’s most crucial page, the homepage (or front page), using PostX’s Dynamic Site Builder. It’s hassle-free, and you can 1-click import the templates.

So, here’s how to create a homepage using PostX:

Step 1: Go to PostX Dynamic Site Builder

First, go to the PostX Dynamic Site Builder to create a homepage. You can go there from Dashboard > PostX > Site Builder.

PostX Dynamic Site Builder Section
PostX Dynamic Site Builder Section

Step 2: Creating Homepage Template

Once you go to the site builder, you’ll see your previously created templates and the option to create new ones.

Click the “+ Create Template” to get the options of which templates you want to create.

Adding Homepage
Adding Homepage

When creating the homepage/front page, click the “Add front_page.” 

Start Creating Homepage Template
Start Creating Homepage Template

Now, you’ll see the option to “start from scratch” and the library of premade templates. If you want to create templates from scratch, you can do so by clicking “start from scratch.” But let’s avoid the hassle and show you by importing a template.

Now, search for the template you like, and click “Import.” This will take you to the editor with the template included. 

You can customize the template if you want by adding Post Blocks. Each block has its own customization option.

Step 3: Publishing the Homepage

Once you’re done customizing, click the Publish button to create your homepage/front page.

Publishing Homepage Template
Publishing Homepage Template

Step 4: Modifying after Publishing the Homepage

You can still modify the homepage after publishing. To modify it, you can go to PostX > Site Builder. Then click the front page from the sidebar to see your created template. Click edit to start editing the template. And once you’re done, click Update to make the changes live.

Editing Homepage After Publishing
Editing Homepage After Publishing

And that’s how easy it is to create a homepage/front page with PostX.

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