No CODE is necessary for this. Go to WordPress Admin Panel → Settings → Reading. Then from the option Your homepage displays, select A static page (select below) & then in the Homepage: dropdown menu, select your Work page & Save Changes. Like the screenshot below: . Of course, once you’ve done this, your Work … Read more
So this is a tiny bit hacky, but it achieves want you want relatively cleanly without you needing to change your themes, which was presumably the point of wanting to do it in functions.php. First make WP_Query think it’s getting all the posts with default pagination settings as usual: function change_posts_number_home_page( $query ) { if … Read more
Replace the last row of code from: return $content; To: return $content.'<a href=”‘.get_permalink($post->ID).'”>Read More…</a>’;
I have seen this before. It was caused by a permalink saving error, in my case. Go to Settings >> Permalinks. Select a different permalink option than the one you’re currently using. Click “Save Changes” Select the permalink structure you want to use. Click “Save Changes” That fixed it when I encountered the same situation.
Query string becomes encoded when a static page is used as homepage
You could do this by creating a new page called “Home” with the permalink slug of “home” and another page e.g. “Landing” for your landing page. Then go to Settings -> Reading and set the “Front Page” option to your landing page from the dropdown box. You will then be able to link to mydomain.com/home … Read more
It turns out that, I was using “year” as a custom taxonomy, which was part of the reserved terms of WordPress!!! With using the reserved term, it will return the 404 error for the top level pages, hence the redirection to the home page. !!! Listed here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy#Reserved_Terms
You can’t specify OR or AND on arbitrary WP_Query arguments. Meta and Taxonomy queries let you specify OR or AND for those queries, but other arguments are all combined (post_type is a property of the post, not meta, so a meta query won’t help). Refer to the documentation for each of the possible arguments and … Read more
Simply put, the WordPress template hierarchy reserves home.php for the homepage, but if you set a Front Page post, it will display that instead. If WordPress core developers reserved it for the homepage, I do not believe it would cause issues with any servers, because they would be putting everyone at risk. Hope that explains … Read more
Indeed, get_active_blog_for_user should work. $blog = get_active_blog_for_user( get_current_user_id() ); $blog_url = $blog->domain… /* or $blog->path, together with $blog->siteurl */ Alternatively: $blog_id = get_active_blog_for_user( get_current_user_id() )->blog_id; // note: changed “->userblog_id” to “->blog_id” in row above to make it work. switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); /* switch context */ $home_url = home_url(); restore_current_blog(); /* back */