Why is my archive.php redirecting to front-page.php?
I generate archives using wp_get_archives() and get list of all my archives.
But when I click one of the links its always redirect me to front-page.php which is www.mydomainexample.com.
I generate archives using wp_get_archives() and get list of all my archives.
But when I click one of the links its always redirect me to front-page.php which is www.mydomainexample.com.
I’m looking for a way to change the text in the lower menu row (on right side) in a page with TopStore pro (theme). An example of the theme is at https://themehunk.com/wp-themes/top-store-multi-vendor where the text is “Call to +99-987654321” Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers … Read more
I have done quite extensive research on how to use pre_get_posts on true pages and the static front pages, and it seems that there is no fool proof method.
I’ve found that is_front_page appears to return true when I’m viewing the home page and have a single sticky post assigned there.
I am trying to programmatically set the ‘page_on_front’ option with the id value retrieved from the get_page_by_title command…
On my site several filters should be applied if the user is viewing the static home page. My understanding is that is_front_page() should determine if that is indeed the case.
I am stuck at add_custom_background.
I have a baseball related website with multiple authors. I use the “Stick this post to the front page” to denote an “Editor’s Pick” on an article. I would like to add a link/button to allow editor to do this from the front end. The method can either be in the article itself or in the Admin Bar. I do not really have a preference.
I’m trying to create a portfolio with WordPress using a Custom Post Type to display my projects. Each project I want to display on my static front page with a featured image as a thumbnail, and by clicking on a thumbnail would take me directly to the project.