ChrisNYC12
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
Currently using the Mantra theme for my page, which comes with a default "Home" tab on the navigation panel. I've tried, by trial and error, removing pieces of header.php to remove this default tab but haven't been able to. Am I doing something wrong?
Reason I'm trying to remove it is so I can have a static home page (which is why I have to get rid of the default one). Below's a link to the header.php info. Thanks for your help!
http://pastebin.com/b008ZwP0
Please provide a link to your site.
ChrisNYC12
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
So what page do you want to set as the home page?
I think that you need to create that page and then go to settings > reading select that page to be your home page.
Either that, or go to appearance > menus and set the menu however you like.
ChrisNYC12
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
When I try removing that tab in Appearance > Menu, it removes the drop-down capability of the other tabs (Investment Education, for example). That's something I really like about this theme.
I plan on creating a separate "Home" page to set as my home page, which is why I need to delete this default one which I'm unable to make static.
I plan on creating a separate "Home" page to set as my home page, which is why I need to delete this default one which I'm unable to make static.
What do you mean? Right now your homage page is set to the blog. Go to page, add a new page call it home. Add your content. Then select that page as your home.
When I try removing that tab in Appearance > Menu, it removes the drop-down capability of the other tabs (Investment Education, for example).
That makes no sense. Removing one tab should not affect the dropdowns.
ChrisNYC12
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
You're right! Before just "added" a page called home and it's no longer appearing as a duplicate. Idk why it wasn't working before..
One last question..how can I remove this text from appearing below the Comments box:
`<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b>
<blockquote cite=""> <cite> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>"
Also, how can I get rid of the comments box for the home page? I want to make it look more like a site, and less like a blog. Thanks Christine!
Try adding this at the bottom of your stylesheet.
.form-allowed-tags {display:none;}
kento1
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
If I can jump in. This was great advice for fixing the double "home" page problem, but now new posts seem to go to the default home page (i.e., nowhere, although I am able to find them) rather than the visible home page. How do I change the post routing?
Ksavins
Member
Posted 3 months ago #
I created a category called "latest news", then created a page called "latest news". The slug in the page is also called latest news
Then from the main menu in wordpress
Settings / Writing / drop down box choose category "latest news".
Everything (ie blog posts) now go to that page instead of the home page