you have not said which page is your designated posts page.
what is the code of index.php? (please follow http://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome#Posting_Code when posting code)
does your theme have a home.php, and if what is that code?
I have designated http://jamacob.com/?page_id=1001 to be my ‘posts page’ in the settings-reading
Code for index.php is: (Is index.php the template used for the page designated ‘posts page’?)
http://pastebin.com/FiEF2gJb
Bare in mind the Index.php that i find in my ftp folder is different somehow and has code as follows:
http://pastebin.com/KMFxyXiy
Appreciate the help.
Best,
Benjamin
Bare in mind the Index.php that i find in my ftp folder is different somehow and has code as follows:
http://pastebin.com/KMFxyXiy
this could be the right file; (the other index seems to be from buddypress??)
with this fixed query:
<?php query_posts('page_id=116'); ?>
it always shows the same static page; it also has fixed programmed text, therefore it is useless as index.php. (very weird programming; this should have been done with a static front page using a special page template with that code from the pastebin.)
question:
how did the posts get shown before you set the posts page in the dashboard under ‘settings – reading’?
the following might work based on the ‘normal’ working of themes:
try to make a home.php, from a copy of archive.php, then remove any ‘archive’ related texts if present;
this hopefully should show some posts on your posts page.
question:
how did the posts get shown before you set the posts page in the dashboard under ‘settings – reading’?
The blog posts were already not showing when I took over the development of this site.
Will try your home.php suggestion.
Thank you much!
Benjamin
TechWithEase.com
alchymyth,
I thank you dearly. That’s terrific. It worked.
You can see for yourself:
http://jamacob.com/?page_id=1001
It is now showing post entries!!
