Aegonian

Thanks for the response – I’ll contact Jetpack Support about this soon, as I’m sure there’ll be more people wishing for this feature.

I’ve managed to find a solution to the issue for now, although it is very far from optimal… If anyone runs into this issue and needs a quick solution as well, you could follow these steps:

-I have seven projects on my main page, so in Settings/Writing, I changed the maximum number of projects displayed on a portfolio page to seven

-After this, I disabled the ‘next’ and ‘previous’ buttons that are usually used to navigate between portfolio pages with the following code:
.single .nav-links {
display: none;
}
.nav-links {
display: none;
}
.paging-navigation {
display: none;
}

-This makes sure people don’t notice that there are multiple pages, even though there technically still are

-I made sure all of the projects I wanted to show on the secondary portfolio page used the same Project Type (Logo Design in my case), and did not have the same Project Type as any of the items on my main page

-I then added a new item to my Primary Menu with just a link to the page for the Project Type I set earlier (Logo Design)

-And now there are two portfolio pages! Not quite ideal, but it works
(Make sure you change the post date on the secondary projects so they don’t appear on your main portfolio page)

You can see this working on my website: https://jantimmers.com/

I went over my code with a friend some days ago and finally found the piece of code I needed to change – it’s all working as intended now! I’ll mark the topic resolved.

Has anyone found a solution to this issue yet? I too wish to only show a select few projects on my front page (which uses the Portfolio Page Template), showing additional projects on other pages. I could revert to using the default page template and use the portfolio shortcode to sort and hide projects, but that template simply doesn’t look as good.