I’m not familiar with these static page setups, but if that page uses a template, can you do not just delete the date from the template ?
It doesn’t show up on anything else, no other pages or anything. Thats what I find really weird. Also, when I deactivate the plugin, the date goes away.
Where is the plugin ?
(the download address)
It’s not the plugin (which is Denis’ btw)
Do you have a ‘page.php’ in your theme ?
I’m sorry, I thought that was Ryan’s. Well, Denis did a good job 😉
Yes, I have a page.php in my theme, but I don’t see anything about a date!
Can you paste the ‘page.php’ at this location then post the url back ?
http://phpfi.com/
it appears the problem may lie in homeheader.php could you post the code from that there http://phpfi.com/ and post back the url?
there is no date function on any of the templates you showed. The plugin itself uses the page.php template. Because im guessing you create a new page called home, and then edit that as the homepage. Could you show the code from page.php and single.php in your template folder. If the plugin gets the info for the homepage content from the page “Home” in your database. Then it will use the template page.php or single.php instead of index.php.
It would also be handy to have a link to where this is live.
Thanks.
I had the same problem this morning.
Unfortunately, it seems that the “home” plug-in actually piggybacks the code from index.php; only by changing the time/date/category information within index.php was I able to get the static home page to display without the usual blog entry info…
I had the same problem this morning.
Unfortunately, it seems that the “home” plug-in actually piggybacks the code from index.php; only by changing the time/date/category information within index.php was I able to get the static home page to display without the usual blog entry info…
