You can create a static front-page in your theme. If you’re using front-page.php, you are free to put anything in there, you don’t have to rely on the loop. However, I’d rethink this. If a user that goes to domainA has to click another time to actually get to the contents of domainA, you’re increasing … Read more
create a new template in your theme directory and call it home-page.php Within that template place the following in at the start of the php file (remove the php tags if necessary): <?php /** * * Template Name: Home Page Template * */ Copy and paste your code from front-page.php after these lines and save. … Read more
WordPress will automatically add a body class to the body tag if a user is logged in. You could potentially use this to adjust the height. For example.. .logged-in #myElement { …Your CSS } Something like this should work. .logged-in.twentyseventeen-front-page.has-header-image .custom-header-media { height: calc(70vh); } Note the calc 70vh is 70% of viewport height, so … Read more
You could try do something similar to the code you have tried, but using the before argument instead of the after: $query->set( ‘date_query’, array( array( ‘before’ => ‘-1 day’, ) ) ); This way, you should get only posts published before 1 day ago.
Try going to the Settings Panel, and then changing the Permalink structure to any other. After this, try changing back to the original setting. This can be some problem with the rewrite rules made by the theme when the base structure is changed.
If you’re just trying to display different content to logged-in vs. logged-out users, I’d recommend using the the_content filter. add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpse_387084_content_selector’ ); function wpse_387084_content_selector( $content ) { if ( is_front_page() && is_user_logged_in() ) { $page = get_post( 2516 ); $content = $page->post_content; } return $content; } The above code assumes that you’ve set the … Read more
WordPress certain directories not connected
Try function foo_edit_post_link($link) { if (is_home()) { return FALSE; } return $link; }
Looking at your site, then looking at the live demo of the theme … and that archive section isn’t hard-coded into the theme by default. This potentially means one of two things: You or someone managing your site added it The archive widget is the “default” widget for some section and you haven’t put anything … Read more
Go to Settings -> Reading -> Front Page Displays. Set it to Static Page and choose your Home from the drop-down.