Roy Tanck

<p>When you set a static page as your site’s home page, you can select a different page to serve as the “posts page”. This page will then display your most recent posts, instead of the page’s content. This can be confusing for new users.</p>
<p>This plugin attempts to make this more intuitive by hiding the content editor for the “posts page”, and displaying a short notice about the page’s special status.</p>
<p>(“edit” icon in the header by <a href="https://www.iconfinder.com/designmodo" rel="nofollow ugc">Designmodo</a>, licensed under <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode" rel="nofollow ugc">CC BY 3.0</a>)</p>


RT Hide Posts Page Editor

Hides the content editor for the page currently selected as the "posts page".

Global

<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.

RT Hide Posts Page Editor vs Home Badges