Create a page to be your front page, then on the reading settings page select use a static front page then choose your page from the dropdown. EDIT: A quick and dirty hack based on your comment would be to convert your static HTML page to PHP and use that as a template. You can … Read more
On the WP Dashboard, navigate to: Posts => Categories Create new Category, name it – Products. Then go to your post/product-a, on the right panel search for categories and add the new category Products to the post/product. Save it or Update the post, refresh the page, now if you check the url for this post, … Read more
Provided you’ve confirmed that WP’s native ‘suggest’ script is actually being rendered on the page properly (ie. you’re using the correct template for home vs front-page), sometimes to avoid script conflicts on the page, you need to wrap your script in an anonymous function. So something like: <script> (function($) { $(“#my_input”).suggest(“<?php echo get_bloginfo(‘wpurl’); ?>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=ajax-tag-search&tax=my_taxonomy”, { … Read more
You can have some clue using the revision log. For more advanced logs, try using a plugin such Simple History
Turns out the editor was hidden using advanced custom fields plugin.
Take a look at the WordPress Template Hierarchy to see how to have different looks for different pages. The template for the front page, for instance, should be named front-page.php. If you follow the naming convention for templates, you don’t need to do anything in functions.php
You need to check in you theme parent folder templates called front-page.php, home.php and index.php. WordPress in exactly this order is searching for files to use for your homepage. It seems that your template file is broken or has nothing between get_header() and get_footer()
You should use WordPress conditionals to determine which page you’re on, build the title based on that, then print the title. <?php $sep = ‘ | ‘; $name = get_bloginfo( ‘name’ ); if( is_home() || is_front_page() ) $title = $name . $sep . get_bloginfo( ‘description’ ); if( is_single() || is_page() ) $title = wp_title( $sep, … Read more
WordPress recommends using PHP 7 or greater. So if you are using an ancient version of PHP, you should upgrade your server. After you changed the name of your home page, did you go back to your display settings and check what is set there? Make sure that it is set to the page you … Read more
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