Your theme is dynamically loading a template part. Look here: $home_layout = get_post_meta($id, ‘home_layout’, true) ? get_post_meta($id,’home_layout’, true) : ‘style1’; get_template_part( ‘inc/templates/homepage/’.$home_layout ); Now look in your folder at inc/templates/homepage/ and you should see the various template parts. Those templates parts are where you’ll want to add your new code (for the about page).
You want to use update_option for that. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/update_option/ function set_home_page($post_id) { update_option( ‘page_on_front’, $post_id ); update_option( ‘show_on_front’, ‘page’ ); } add_action( ‘publish_post’, ‘set_home_page’ );
Follow these steps: Go to ‘Pages’. Look for the page you’ve set as your homepage in the list. Hover your cursor over the title and click on ‘Quick Edit’. Uncheck ‘Allow Comments’ and then ‘Update’. Edit: For disabling Trackbacks and Pingbacks (and Comments too!): Open the page you’ve set as your homepage for editing. Look … Read more
admin-ajax.php is called with the following action: wpp_update. Look for whatever this action does, it may be doing a remote request, a big query, or something else that takes a long time to execute. A quick search for wpp_update reveals the plugin to be WordPress Popular Posts. This function is being called http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wordpress-popular-posts/tags/2.2.1/wordpress-popular-posts.php#L360 There are … Read more
First, ensure that your template file is named home.php. Second, there’s no need to use a custom query loop in this context. If you only want to display 3 posts on the blog posts index (i.e. the “homepage”), then filter the main loop query via pre_get_posts: function wpse83660_filter_pre_get_posts( $query ) { if ( is_home() && … Read more
First you can use the more-Tag when writing the post. WordPress will only Show the Part before the more-Tag and Show a Read-more-Link. You can open the file with the Loop in the Active theme (normally index.php), Search for the_content(…) and replace it with the_excerpt().
There are multiple issues that I think you want to adjust: You open an extra PHP tag before the second if statement. That shouldn’t be there. Make sure that is_home() is what you want. If you have a static front page (set in Settings > Reading), then you actually want is_front_page(). Think of is_home() as … Read more
You’re calling it on the wrong hook, and you’re calling the wrong conditional function to test. When the after_setup_theme hook is fired, WordPress hasn’t finished processing wether you’re on a page or a homepage yet. You should also never pass in hardcoded post IDs. In this case is_home works, as might is_front_page. If you really … Read more
This is really not enough information, so I have to guess. A) The div is part of the content Use PHP, check for front-page, and if not, handle the div: <?php if (! is_front_page()) : ?> <div /> <?php endif; ?> B) The div is located somewhere else on the page Give the div an … Read more
If you are using the default home page, which in most cases is a list of most recent posts, is_home() should work. If you have set a static page to be your front page (in Settings >> Reading), is_front_page() should work. If you are not getting the results you expect using this: if (is_front_page()) { … Read more