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Use this static Page to test the Theme’s handling of the Blog Posts Index page. If the site is set to display a static Page on the Front Page, and this Page is set to display the Blog Posts Index, then this text should not appear.

Use this static Page to test the Theme’s handling of the Front Page template file. This is the Front Page content. Use this static Page to test the Front Page output of the Theme. The Theme should properly handle both Blog Posts Index as Front Page and static Page as Front Page. If the site is set to display the Blog Posts Index as the Front Page, then this text should not be visible. If the site is set to display a static Page as the Front Page, then this text may or may not be visible. If the Theme does not include a front-page.php template file, then this text should appear on the Front Page when set to display

The last item in this page’s content is a floated image. Make sure any elements after it are clearing properly.

This site is using the standard WordPress Theme Unit Test Data for content. The Theme Unit Test is a series of posts and pages that match up with a checklist on the WordPress codex. You can use the data and checklist together to test your theme. WordPress Theme Development Resources See Theme Development for code standards, examples of best practices, and resources for Theme development. See Theme Unit Test for a robust test suite for your Theme and get the latest version of the test data you see here. See Theme Review for a guide to submitting your Theme to the Themes Directory.

Level 1 of the reverse hierarchy test. This is to make sure the importer correctly assigns parents and children even when the children come first in the export file.

Level 2 of the reverse hierarchy test.

Level 3 of the reverse hierarchy test.

This static Page is set not to allow comments. Verify that the Page does not display a comment list, comment reply links, or comment reply form. Also, verify that the Page does not display a “comments are closed” type message. Such messages are not suitable for static Pages, and should only be used on blog Posts.

Repository-hosted Themes are required to support display of comments on static Pages as well as on single blog Posts.  This static Page has comments, and these comments should be displayed. If the Theme includes a custom option to prevent static Pages from displaying comments, such option must be disabled (i.e. so that static Pages display comments) by default. Also, verify that this Page does not display taxonomy information (e.g. categories or tags) or time-stamp information (Page publish date/time).