OfficialKHAN

bump

Nevermind i forgot to add the footer, so that it loads the javascript files.

@tara i know how to manually upgrade, the purpose of my question was to do it using FTP. I just want to know where these FTP username credentials is kept.

@countentiskey

No it’s not, it’s just a common feature to add separately when using this plugin.

I’ve looked for a few, but i cnt find these “good resources” you speak off. Could you link one?

No they don’t the archives widget shows a drop down menu which i don’t want.

I just want to list it like this:

2013
September
October
November
December
2014
January
February

How can i create a widget which does this.

ty

e.g. if i wanted to customize the style of each posts page separately.

About-us uses the page.php i assume.
so a specific post would need to use another file? to customize it.

Ok so i rly dont need index.php

or i could just leave it like this and there would be no issue.

<?php

get_header();

if(have_posts()) :
    while(have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

    <?php endwhile;

    else :
        echo '<p> No Content found</p>';
    endif;

get_footer();

?>

One final point, regarding posts. is there a designated post template? like home.php being blog and blogs consisting of many posts.

is there example code u could show me of page.php index.php front-page.php ( static ) and home.php( blog)

i thought front-page handles the front page? and not index.php

I think this may be the solution.

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/95902/stop-blog-page-from-using-index-php

Basically index.php should be left alone. As the default template for all other pages. Except blog and front page. This is where i was getting confused.

front-page.php ( static )
home.php ( blog )
index.php ( fallback )

Whats the difference between index.php and page.php then?

Additionally when i set blog as the posts page, my blog.php template does not take effect.

When i go to reading settings i cnt set index.php as my front static page. it’s not on the list.

I am creating a custom theme, so does what pangolin still apply said to me?

My index.php will be static, blog.php will be posts.

I know why template was not shwoing because i needed to add the comments Template Name: in my blog.php