That is usually the responsibility of your theme, so contact the theme author for support. (Theme support is out of scope here.) You may be able to do some CSS tweaking with ‘additional CSS’ in the theme. Use the browser’s Inspector (F9) to dig into that area to find the problem.
I have front error for open website [closed]
How do I edit my WordPress front page which doesn’t show in the admin pages area?
I don’t think you fully understand the meaning of templates in WordPress. You do not choose template by including it in URL, WordPress deals with choosing template by making sense of URL request. See Template Hierarchy in Codex.
Try this <?php /** * The Header for our theme. * * Displays all of the <head> section and everything up till <div id=”content”> * * @package GovPress */ ?><!DOCTYPE html> <html <?php language_attributes(); ?>> <head> <meta charset=”<?php bloginfo( ‘charset’ ); ?>”> <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1″> <title><?php wp_title( ‘|’, true, ‘right’ ); ?></title> <link rel=”profile” … Read more
Not enough reputation to comment, have you checked the home page settings in the admin? under settings->reading there is an option to set the homepage. per comments discussion was server caching
you can use the per_get_posts filter hook to change the order of the query something like: add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘filter_homepage_posts_order’); function filter_homepage_posts_order($query) { //only run is current page is home page if ($query->is_home) { $limit_number_of_posts = 5; //number of posts $featured_category_id = get_cat_id(‘Reviews’); // by cat name… $query->set(‘cat’, $featured_category_id); $query->set(‘posts_per_page’, $limit_number_of_posts); $query->set(‘order’,’DESC’) } return $query; }
This depends on your theme. Most themes have a call the wp_footer hook at the bottom of every page – which means it’s at the bottom of every single post, every single page, and the home page. Rather than editing all of your theme files to include your tracking code, use a plugin that ties … Read more
I’ve implemented this before with custom queries and widgets. You have to be tracking all of these stats, of course, but if you are, it’s a rather simple matter to build a widget that displays it and drop it in. If you’re not using widgets, you can do the same, it will just take a … Read more
You should read up on the template hierarchy. page.php is automatically used for all static page. It should NOT have a “Template Name” header in it. home.php is for styling your BLOG page. It should have a loop that can handle multiple articles. front-page.php is for styling static home pages. index.php is the fallback template … Read more