I'm on a Professional Website and do not understand how MT archives the Pages that I designate for the front page, or Home.
To be clear, the Professional Website comes with sample text on the front page, which I can modify at will. However, if I create a new Page that I designate @home, MT conceals the previous Page so that even though it has a URL, it does not appear in an MT search on the site.
What am I doing wrong?
Is there any way for the front page to display more than one Page at a time?
Where does MT archive @home pages when I rotate them from the front?
Thanks!
Reported on Movable Type 4.3
It's been a while since I've used that but...
Those are pages, not entries. So they probably won't show up in the search results anyway (haven't verified if pages show up as well as entries).
If you publish a new page that you've tagged with @home, it'll supercede the previous one. There's a lastn attribute in the Pages tag it uses there. You can expand it to however many you like, but it'll probably look ugly. You'll have to control the rotation based on JavaScript and CSS. There are some good jQuery carousel plugins for that sort of thing.
Thanks for info :D