My initial thought would be to simply add a Category “Recent posts” or “Blog” or something similar and just put all of your posts in the category. Can you please provide a link to the site in question if that’s something you don’t want to do?
you can conditionally display it only in front page by is_front_page() reference: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_front_page/ Try: if (is_front_page()) { add_revslider(‘funky-slider’,’homepage’); };
Just intercept the hook to determine which template to use. To make all pages act as the homepage: add_filter( ‘template_include’, function($template) { return get_template_directory() . ‘/index.php’; });
at the begining in wordpress dashboard ( panel) go to pages and create 2 pages, one ‘home’, and another ‘posts’. After navigate in admin panel to settings section and select ‘reading’ option which looks => From there select your freshly created pages for each purpose, you can edit content of pages in admin dashboard => … Read more
In your WP directory edit ( or create ) robots.txt User-agent: * Allow: /$ Disallow: / Then wait till search engine reindex your pages, or try to run it manually with google with Google Search Console
Home page is not loading, where in other pages are displaying on the site
Site using static homepage, redirects (301) and removes pluses from query string
Sounds like you either need to set your index.php to display your hooks for that post type. Or you need to change your home page setup in the customizer. Here is a link on how to do that. https://wordpress.com/support/pages/front-page/
It appears you can change some settings via the REST API, but it doesn’t look like the Home Page is one of them. At least, it doesn’t seem to appear in the REST API > Site Settings documentation.
Different template parts when on different pages