All Pages appearing on static front page

@zlo
The one shown on the front is not really a Page but a Post. You have to create a Page on Dashboard -> Pages. Then set that as the static front page on Dashboard -> Settings -> Reading

Is there a way to change this so other pages show up in the tabs across the top, but not on the actual front page?

Add this code on Frontier Options -> CSS

.home #menu-main {
    display: none;
}

Also, is there a way to delete the title “Home” at the top of the content on the first page?

Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Menu
Create your menu the way you want then set it as the “Primary” menu.

Thank you so much! I did a workaround where I made the first post sticky and changed the front page to posts instead of static first page, but I couldn’t write subsequent posts or they would show up on the main page. I will try your solutions and report back.

I truly appreciate the quick response and the great theme!

Ok so I tried it out and I think I will keep the first page as a sticky post because I like having the picture at the top (and it didn’t seem like there was a way to have the picture with a static home page. Is there a code I can input so that only the sticky post is shown on the first page? And the rest of the posts will display on a Blog page?

Thank you again for all of your help. ??

@zlo

I think I will keep the first page as a sticky post because I like having the picture at the top and it didn’t seem like there was a way to have the picture with a static home page.

Why not?

Is there a code I can input so that only the sticky post is shown on the first page?

Why not just transfer the content of that particular post to a page. This does exactly what you want.

As I mentioned on the previous reply
– Click “Pages” in the Admin Area
– Create a page. Name it “Home”
– Add the contents of your “current” home(the post with the picture) to this new page.
– Click Publish.

– Create another page.
– Name it “Blog”.
– Leave it empty. Click Publish.

– Go to Settings -> Reading
– Front Page Displays As = A Static Page
– Set “Front Page” to “Home”
– Set “Posts Page” to “Blog”
– Click “Save Changes”

The “Home” page will always be the front page.
All new “Posts” you create will appear on the “Blog” page.

OK, I got it now, thank you so much! The problem was that I thought the photo displaying at the top of the page would only be displayed for posts. I didn’t realize you could set a featured image for the page and that is what would display at the top. Followed your instructions step by step and it worked. So cool!

Marking this post resolved.