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Is your front page a customized page template? If so, I think you just need to assign this page template to a Home Page and then in the Reading settings, check “A static page” and assign the corresponding pages.

I hope this helps.

you can add a class to that image so that you can call it in your stylesheet for example:

<img src="Your source" class="footerimage">

then call it on your css with:

.footerimage {
  /*style goes here*/
}

I added that query but it’s still not working..

Here is the code..
Thanks for the reply.. ??

I see that it just displays the category name so we must get the ID of that category name and here is how:

$id = get_cat_id('Uncategorized');
if (is_category($id)) {
   wp_cat_posts($id); }

where “Uncategorized” is the category name. Just copy and Paste this code and replace the category name each time you add a category.. I’m sorry this is the way I do it so it’s kinda’ long. Loops are really not my thing.

I think you should delete that piece of code and see what happens.. We had the same problem a week ago. Also, check your .htaccess file because there might also be a piece of malicious code there.

I suggest that you make a new page template without the sidebar so you could choose it instead the default page template.

You can add padding on top and bottom of each menu item, commanly the

• element to make this bigger.

Hi, I saw your site and I assumed it’s java script that’s generating this slide show.. just look for the code with the div class of slide-mini-caption and slide-caption and delete it. Hope this helps.. ??

You can remove it by going to your style.css, Look for .hptabber and add this code:
display:none;
if you want to display it again, just delete the code I gave you.
Hope this helps… ??

Hi again, just to add something, though I don’t know if this might help.. I used a plugin called “wordpress-category-post” it lets you diplay the title of each post of each category…

Here’s how:
1. Install the plugin.(Activate it of course)
2. Open your category.php file.
3. Find this code (in the twentyeleven theme):

<?php
/* Include the Post-Format-specific template for the content.
 * If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file
* called content-___.php (where ___ is the Post Format name) and that will be used instead. */
    get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() );
?>

4. delete or comment out the get_template_part('content', get_post_format() );
5. Replace it with the plugin function which is:

if (is_category(1)) {
wp_cat_posts(1); }

Where 1 is the ID of your category. You can see the number of your category when you click it and look at the address bar which is something like this:
https://localhost/Plugins/?cat=1
here, the Category ID is 1…
so if you want to make this to all categories, just copy and paste the function and change the category id.

I hope this helps… ??

That’s a great idea… ??

Hi, I’m not an expert too but maybe this article could help : https://vandelaydesign.com/blog/wordpress/category-hacks/

I’m also trying to do this on my local WordPress so that I could somehow help you.. ??

Hi, you could just use the_excerpt(); rather than the_content(); so that not the whole content is displayed when a category is clicked.

It’s a request from my client. He’s not that familiar with php and programming so he wants a plugin that will automatically put a code in the header.php without opening it.