http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_Screen “Posts page – Select in the drop-down box the name of the Page that will now contain your Posts. If you do not select a Page here, your Posts will only be accessible via other navigation features such as category, calendar, or archive links. Even if the selected Page is Password protected, visitors will … Read more
It’s pretty easy to set whatever page you want as your homepage. The WP Codex has pretty detailed instructions on how you can do it. But basically you create two pages, one for your homepage and another page for your blog (or news or whatever else you want to call the dynamically generated content–or none … Read more
Hook it in from your child themes functions file or add the template tag to a front-page.php file Untested add_action(‘loop_end’,’disqus_front_page_after_loop’); function disqus_front_page_after_loop() { if (is_front_page() && function_exists( ‘comments_template’ ) ) { comments_template(); } } Change the loop_end hook to another WordPress or theme specific hook. If using the template tag, you might want to try … Read more
This is actually quite easy to do: You will need to install a geolacation plugin that provides methods/functions to identify visitor country. N.B. A plugin only providing shortcodes will not work. The only complicating factor is countries can be named in a variety of ways so 2 character ISO Country Codes have to be used … Read more
I think you should add a css class and in your loop, put a $i and let $i run, if $i == 2 then you add the css class attribute to that sticky post. $i = 0; while( have_posts() ): the_post(); $i++; if($i == 2): $css_class=”top-sticky”; else: $css_class=””; endif; endwhile; wp_reset_postdata();
Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customize Click on “Theme Options” Now you can see your page sections that the second one is your first page that is repeated. Click on pencil icon at the top left of the unwanted section. Then on the list at the left you can see the name of your … Read more
The functions you are looking for, are: the_post_thumbnail_url(); // For featured image the_author(); // For author name get_author_posts_url(); // For author link the_date(); // For post’s date So, your code should be something like this: <div class=”cs-post-carousel-layout”> <div class=”cs-container swiper-container”> <div class=”swiper-wrapper”><?php // define query arguments $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 5, // your ‘x’ … Read more
First thing we need to do is create a function that will detect post views count and store it as a custom field for each post. To do this, paste the following codes in your theme’s functions.php file function wpb_set_post_views($postID) { $count_key = ‘wpb_post_views_count’; $count = get_post_meta($postID, $count_key, true); if($count==”){ $count = 0; delete_post_meta($postID, $count_key); … Read more
If you look here [is_home vs is_front_page] you’ll see that is_front_page() is true regardless of what the homepage is set to in the WordPress settings. This means that if you don’t plan on releasing this publicly (i.e. short-run usage) then just having a front-page.php should suffice. is_home() is set based on your blogs page (which … Read more
I would recommend creating a custom template and utilize a custom query to do this. This is because changing the maximum posts to any number will affect every page that has a list of posts unless you specify otherwise. By making your own query you can set the number of posts you want by using … Read more