Test page - WordPress - wordpress

Can I make a page in wordpress that I can use to test things on and wont be viewable on the actual WordPress site? I need a page that I can just mess around with things because I'm fairly new to WordPress. So you could only get to the page with the url.

Make page private, then you can save it and preview it from inside wordpress.

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How can I get access to `index.hbs` if I had `home.hbs` set up?

home.hbs is now set up as the landing page for the whole site. And I would love to use index.hbs as the index page for blog(showing latest posts etc.)
Or is there a way to disable redirection from /page/1 to index when home is set up?
There's a hack to ghost core to enable this.
However, if you just want to add a landing page to your blog. I recommend hosting Ghost in a subdirectory like /blog and create your landing page separately without using home.hbs. See more here.
The home.hbs file is built to be for only the home landing page. index.hbs is for the home page (if home.hbs doesn't exist) and all the other pages for pagination. If you want the same layout for everything, just delete the home.hbs file and the site will instead use index.hbs for the home page and for any further paginated pages.
I haven’t tried it yet, but have you already tried http://YOUR-GHOST-URL/index/?

How do i add a page to a wordpress site?

I need to add a page to a wordpress site. However, for legal reasons, the page cannot be placed in/managed by wordpress as we are not allowed to make any changes to the page or it's content. How can I add this page to our site, but keep it outside wordpress management.
Odd request, but here's one idea:
Create a page template with no dynamic content from the post, load this content into it. The only way to edit the file would be through raw code. Anything entered into the post/page content area would not appear.

Make static pages and NOT appear as blog

I have just installed wordpress, and finally found out how to fix the issue that wordpress works as a blog as default. This was not what I wanted, since I want to create a site. I changed the front page to be static. Now when I create a new page, I want this to be a static page too, and not a blog. A new page keeps appearing as a blog. How can I change this?
Use Template page for it.
You can check here :- http://codex.wordpress.org/Page_Templates

How do I make my custom wordpress theme consistent across all the pages?

How do I make my custom wordpress theme consistent across all the pages? The homepage is looking okay but when I go to other page the header and layout is not like the homepage already.
Screenshots.
Main page
http://i.imgur.com/hkXZV0u.jpg
When I go to other page
http://i.imgur.com/m5n3QqU.jpg
Documentation is your friend: http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page.
Se section Learn How to Use WordPressand Working With Themes :)
You have to understand that the start page usually always has one template. As do a page and a post.
When you open a page, page.php is fired, and when you open a post, post.php is fired. They might both have different layout.

WordPress Inside Pages Default to Index Always?

I set up a site with WordPress using the automatic setup through a hosting provider. I am in WordPress, and it's working well in that I can create pages. However, when I go to view the page, it always defaults to the index page. So for example:
If I go to www.site.com/about
It goes to www.site.com
It does not show the inside pages. I cannot figure out why it is doing this. Any thoughts? I have set up new WordPress sites before and have not run into this problem. Did I miss a step in the set up process?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Without putting my hands on your site it is difficult. Is is possible for you to share a link to your site?
What theme are you using? Are you are using a custom theme? If so check if you have a file in your theme folder that is called page.php and that is not the same as your index file.
Try clicking on the page preview button from inside the page editor. Check the url to be sure it is the one you are expecting.
Have you adjusted the permalinks in your WordPress configuration? Double check that it is valid. Should be something like */%post_id%/%postname%/*
I hope some of that helped. try to give a little more info about you settings.

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