Capatibility of Recent Visual Post (VRP) Plugin in Atahualpa

  • Resolved shirls

    (@shirls)


    15 years, 9 months ago

    Hello, I am sorry, is me again ! ?? Once again, sorry for being someone who don’t know much about codes at all. Your help is much appreciated.

    I installed Recent Visual Post plugin, and I was told to insert <?php insertVisualRecentPosts(); ?> to where I want the VRP box to show up.

    I wanted it to show up in my homepage which become the layout of the homepage, instead of the normal post to post flow. I went through your main index php files, and thought I will find something like ‘home page’ or ‘the content’ codes (sorry, I just pretend I know something here), however, I did not see anything.

    So, I tried a few places (like pagination & post body etc) , however, VRP box appears within a post.

    I wonder if you can give me some clues where I should insert the codes, if I want the VRP box appear at homepage and become the homepage instead?

    Thanks !

    (Sorry, I was debating with myself if I should ask this question at the VRP forum or here. Then, I thought people might know the Atahualpa theme better those guys at VRP. I will go seek help with VRP if I ask wrong questions here. Thanks in advance anyway ! )

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  • Put it into index.php after <?php get_header(); ?>

    like this

    <?php if ( is_front_page() ) { ?>
YOUR CODE
<?php } ?>

    Then create a page with title but without content and at Site Admin -> Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays

    select “Static front page” and as “Front page” select the page you created earlier

    To remove the title from the body of the page see https://forum.bytesforall.com/showthread.php?t=149

    Thread Starter shirls

    (@shirls)

    Hi this worked !!
    Thanks so much for your quick reply, as always !!
    You rock ! The best ever support forum ! ??

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