Pages are pieces of static content on your blog that do not need to be updated regularly. Pages don’t contain information such as author, publishing date, and so on. In addition, your blog visitors cannot leave their comments on pages. A good example of a page is the “About” page or the “Contact” page. A post, on the other hand, refers to the main blog content that you regularly publish for your readers. Posts are displayed in reverse chronological order, with older posts being pushed further down as you publish newer posts. Posts usually contain information such as author, publishing date, tags and categories, and so on. Posts also allow blog visitors to leave their comments, though it is possible to turn off comments.