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<p>When setting the ‘Posts Page:’ to a custom page within the ‘Reading’ settings of WordPress, it will by default, ignore that page’s set template.</p>
<p>“Posts page – Select in the drop-down box the name of the Page that will now contain your Posts… any Template assigned the Page will be ignored and the theme’s index.php (or home.php if it exists) will control the display of the posts.”</p>
<p>Reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_SubPanel</p>
<p>Plugin resolves the above issue, allowing WordPress to use the custom template set for that specific page.</p>
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<h3>A brief Markdown Example</h3>


Posts Page: Use Page Template

When setting the 'Posts Page:' to a custom page within the 'Reading' settings of Wordpress, it will by default, ignore that page&# …

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<p>Quickly access your Blog and Home page in the WordPress Admin.<br />
Adds a quick link in the Pages menu and Badges on the Manage Pages screen.</p>
<h4>Improve on a common practice</h4>
<p>Static front pages (set in WordPress Admin > Settings > Reading > Front Page Displays) are quite common for non blog-centric websites. Often for SEO purposes the page title for the home page isn’t ‘Home’ – which can make finding it amongst the site’s many pages a bit of a hassle.</p>
<h4>Quick links</h4>
<p>The Pages menu item has, by default, two links – All Pages and Add New. Additional links will be added if a static front page and posts page has been set, allowing users to access these pages in one click from the dashboard.</p>
<h4>Elegant Icons</h4>
<p>Home Badges displays elegant icons that resemble the native user interface to identify the front and posts page on the manage pages screen.</p>
<h4>Efficient & Minimal implementation</h4>
<p>No configuration required</p>


Home Badges

Quickly access your Blog and Home page in the Wordpress Admin.

Posts Page: Use Page Template vs Home Badges