The best way to understand my problem is to check my link http://gumbetbeachresort.com/
I have created a new page and set it as a static front-page. I also wrote some information in admin/pages/edit to be displayed on the front. But nothing else but my header shows up and I don't even know which .php controls this page. I've checked page.php, single.php etc to see if they control but they don't have any effect on this page.
I'm blocked and I need help. Thanx
New theme but nothing else but header shows up. (8 posts)
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talha8877
Posted 2 years ago # -
Have you create a basic loop ? such as
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
You can read more about the loop here.
Have you use the_content() function inside those loop ?
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Posted 2 years ago #I would like to but which file do I have to work on to add these you think?
I though the content would be generated by page.php or single.php or index.php using those loops.
WHat I have is a new page that doesn't listen to any of the listed files.
My problem is to find the file that is responsible for creating my page, so far only header.php is effective bu the rest? -
I though the content would be generated by page.php or single.php or index.php using those loops.
no it wasn't build these way. those loops not automatically show the post. that's why you need function like the_content()..so please read the loop documentation again.
about wordpress theme, you can read here :
Using Themes
http://codex.wordpress.org/Stepping_Into_Template_Tagsuse this to learn more basic and general here : http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page
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does this from the browser html help:
<body class="home page page-id-8 page-template page-template-gumbet-php">could it be that a page template named gumbet.php (?) is creating the front page - which btw looks catastrophic in IE7, and bad in firefox (header blocks nearly the whole screen and does not scroll).
more reading:
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@alchymyth:
<body class="home page page-id-8 page-template page-template-gumbet-php">
Usually this created by body_class() or post_class() function, is it ?
a page template named gumbet.php (?)
wow, is this can happen ?
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@uwiuw
yes -
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/body_classi made it a habit to look-up any function/template tag that i come across for the first time in wordpress - just to see what/if parameters get used, what the related functions or tags are, etc.
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Posted 2 years ago #I solved the problem by completely abandoning that template and creating a new one and using that for my static front page. It works now.
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