Blahtor

No replies? It looks there’s no such a thing for WordPress then.
Is there any other way to do this?

I need the slug for the Frontpage for building Backlinks to my website.
I guess just using the URL of the site will be OK?

^ I understand this but doesn’t it have it’s own name?
For example: the front page of “regular” sites is index.html
It doesn’t matter if index.html loads automatically with the domain, it still has a name of its own.

Yes, there are only two options for the frontpage: multiple posts or a featured page.
Both of these won’t work for me.

I want to have a featured post as my frontpage.
I guess this is just not possible and I will go with a static page instead.

Thank you for your time and all your help. Appreciated!

I get it but I can not make it work.

Also, even if I somehow manage to make it work, I still can’t use it because using this metod I will end up with one post and one page on my web site that both have the same content.
Google will then penalize me for filling my site with duplicate content and will send it down the rankings ladder.

My goal is to optimize my web site for SEO and make it rank higher on Google.
Your method will create duplicate content and will actually make my site rank lower.

I couldn’t make it work but I think this method uses a Page?
I suggest it only fills the page with the content of the desired post?
Or maybe I am wrong? Maybe it displays a real post?

I need to have a real WordPress Post on my frontpage.
Something like a featured post that always stays there.

The reason why I want to have a Post and not a Page?
Posts have more options for Search Engine Optimization (tags, RSS, the names of their categories, etc).

I will try it, thanks!
How do I find the values of post_ID_you_want, post_title, post_title ?

^ How to do that? What PHP files should be tweaked, etc?
I can speak for my case and I am using a theme from ElegantThemes.

I just noticed this.
I am having the same problem with the double title + a bunch of other problems.
Like Page Analysis not working.

Maybe I need a plugin that can do this kind of arrangement for me?

Well, okay, I will not use this theme.
Is there a similar theme that I can use without the need of hacking it?
I mean, I need something that arranges the posts in a table with two or more rows and does not just place them as one long continuous vertical row.

Correction regarding the first glitch: actually, it doesn’t just reload the single post page. it does return results but in the form of just one single post that loads in place of the post from which sidebar the user was doing the search from.

Interesting.
I’m still using the older version of the plugin and I have it added to the Sidebar.
I noticed the following “glitches” (could be due to the theme that I am using or something like that):

– When I do a Faceted Search from the sidebar on one of the main pages, the plugin works OK. But when I do a search from the sidebar on a Post page, it does not return any results, just refreshes the Post page.

– In addition to the Faceted Search I am also using a standard Search widget in the sidebar – one that searches for words. If there are many results, it returns 8 results per page, then you have to go to another page to see the rest of the results .
On the other hand the Faceted Search plugin returns unlimited number of results on the same page. If there are 1000 matching results, it shows them all on one single page.

No answers?
I can’t believe that there isn’t anything like that for WordPress.
There must be something.

OMG man, you are THE BEST! Thanks, I will try all of this.
This must be the best help/support I have ever gotten for a softare. And it’s for free.
Seriously, you rock.