Restrict access if logged out except for homepage
Is your “home page” displaying a list of the site’s blog posts, or is it set to display a specific page? If the latter, you need to use is_front_page() instead of is_home().
Is your “home page” displaying a list of the site’s blog posts, or is it set to display a specific page? If the latter, you need to use is_front_page() instead of is_home().
It won’t appear if you don’t have any pages. Make sure you have at least one published page created.
There is a plugin called Page Builder. If you don’t know much about WordPress then you can use this for designing your pages. If you want to customize the theme (edit font size, colour, etc) then try creating Child Themes. I hope that helps.
Many themes have page settings that allow you to change the logo for individual pages. Check that you are not overriding the global setting for the logo in your homepage settings.
Homepage was doubled and cannot be adjusted in Elements
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“Home” and “Home page / archives” are not the same thing. Instead, they are different. If you have a static front page on your site, the “Home page / Archives” item in your stats can refer to a couple things: Your blog (posts) page, if you have one for your site Any blog archives page, … Read more
Go into the admin. Click on Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and paste in the following CSS. .home .page_header { display: none !important; } This will hide the entire header area. You could remove the image and add a color by adding something like this. .home .page_header { background-color: red; background-image: none !important; } … Read more
If you right-click and Inspect Element you will see it is supposed to be inside an SVG file on your website, but if you open the SVG file the “smart-living” and “smart-workspace” parts are missing. Normally this type of file is either inside of a theme or a plugin but whoever set it up placed … Read more
I agree with the comment of @the_hobbes about your code block inadvertently commenting out part of the theme’s code. If removing that part of the code doesn’t fix the issue, you can try reinstalling the WordPress theme. It will enable the homepage to display with the default CSS codes. Follow these steps: In the WordPress … Read more