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### Demo Layout
As per popular demand, here is a small guide on how to mimic the demo site. Please be aware that the demo is more for showing off features than being a production example. Make sure to look at the available [shortcodes](DOCUMENTATION.md#shortcodes) and their possible configurations. If you are new to WordPress, better read a guide about using the CMS first because the basics are not be covered here.
As per popular demand, here is a small guide on how to mimic the demo site. Please be aware that the demo is more for showing off features than being a production example. Make sure to look at the available [shortcodes](DOCUMENTATION.md#shortcodes) and their possible configurations. If you are new to WordPress, better read a guide about using the CMS first because the basics are not covered here.
First, create two new pages with the "No Title Page" template, one called "Home" and the other "Posts" (or whatever you like). Then go to **Settings > Reading > Your homepage displays** and set it to "A static page". Assign the pages you created. Now you can add blocks and shortcodes to your "Home" page; leave the "Posts" page empty. Similar, you can add list pages for Stories, Chapters, etc. with the corresponding templates and assign them under **Fictioneer > General > Page Assignments**. You do not need all of them.
First, create two new pages with the "No Title Page" template, one called "Home" and the other "Posts" (or whatever you like). Then go to **Settings > Reading > Your homepage displays** and set it to ["A static page"](https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/create-a-static-front-page/). Assign the pages you created. Now you can add blocks and shortcodes to your "Home" page; just leave the "Posts" page empty. Similar, you can add list pages for Stories, Chapters, etc. with the corresponding templates and assign them under **Fictioneer > General > Page Assignments**. You do not need all of them.
For simplicity, here is the copied content of the demo home page (minus some site-specific things). Put that into the code editor view and adjust it as needed. When you switch back to the visual editor, everything should be properly formatted as blocks.