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It works now, out-of-the-blue, without touching the code or updating the plugin or WordPress. Worth noting that Menu Image plugin had same problem. Weird glitch. I marked this as resolved (and as a mysterious event).

First of all, thank you Nevma for your reply.

Thank you for confirming me that all the logic I need should be included in my “else” statement. I was almost sure about it. This does not resolve my problem entirely, though.

I need some help to start this. I need to have 6 different “sub-pages” on my first page, all with different backgrounds, pictures, text. I have to take into consideration:

* it should be responsive (look good on mobile as well)
* it should have JavaScript (some smooth scroll)
* it should have a menu to allow the visitor to jump to a sub-page, using the scroll I mentioned, different from the menu that exists when the user is logged in (that’s why I want to remove the header – how do I do this?)

Any idea on how to achieve all these? I read somewhere that it’s not really easy to make JavaScript work smoothly with WordPress.

I must say again that I’ve just started with WordPress. I am trying to catch up, but probably I search in the wrong places…

Hi allisonplus and thank you for your answer.

The problem is I need to change the way my home/index page looks like AND remove the header / footer on it, while keeping the look and functionality on the rest of the website, which is available for logged in users. My first page should be a presentation of the app, and should include a simple widget for logging in in top right corner.

Any idea how to do this? There are WordPress themes which are “single-page apps”, but I want to apply this behaviour to my front page while keeping my current theme for the rest of my website. Is that possible?