Where is option to set homepage as “STATIC” in BoldGrid Linx theme ?

HI there, Thanks for your response – I’ve figured this out but NOW – I’m trying to COPY all the content that currently exists on my BLOG page to my HOME page and that isn’t working.

As instructed [POST link below], I copied the code / TEXT / from my blog page and pasted it into my home page [newly created]. I wanted content on the blog page to be on my “home” page. BUT it isn’t even remotely right. If I try to copy the “Visual” it eliminates half of the page. Any way you can tell me what I did wrong?
Post Link: https://www.boldgrid.com/support/question/home-page-wont-stay-static/#post-37453

site link: https://deborahjohnstone.com

THANKS!

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