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[Theme: _s] Archives Using home.php Template

  • Alli

    (@alli)


    3 years, 7 months ago

    I have a theme developed using _s that I do not want to include the sidebar.php file. My archives.php and paged.php files do not have the sidebar.php included, but I was still seeing the sidebar content at the bottom of my page (I have the sidebar content at the bottom instead of on the side). I really only want that content to appear on the main page, so I created a home.php file to include the sidebar and removed it from the index.php file, but I’m still seeing the sidebar content when I go to view more posts.

    Here is my home page: http://www.allirense.com/staging
    Here is the archive page: http://www.allirense.com/staging/?paged=2

    The sidebar content I do not want to show up is the “More Posts” section at the bottom. What am I doing wrong?

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  • Missy Oveson

    (@missybunnie)

    3 years, 7 months ago

    Check the archive.php file and make sure there is no get_sidebar() function. Also double check that your archive file is archive.php and not archives.php

    Missy Oveson

    (@missybunnie)

    3 years, 7 months ago

    Also something I just thought of is if you really want to just have your sidebar on the front page you could make a template file like front-page.php and add the comment

    /* Template Name: Front Page */

    And then it will give you a drop down on your pages that will let you pick that template for whatever pages you want a sidebar on.
    Just a second thought if the above doesn’t work

    Moderator Jose Castaneda

    (@jcastaneda)

    THEME COFFEE MONKEY

    3 years, 7 months ago

    Where did you get this theme from?

    Better yet, what theme is it? There are several themes I’ve come across that are based on the _s theme.

    Alli

    (@alli)

    3 years, 7 months ago

    It is archive.php (my mistake adding the s in my initial post) and it definitely does not have the get_sidebar() function.

    I don’t think the template tame trick would work since I want the sidebar to appear only on the front landing page of the blog and not any individual pages, posts, archive pages, category pages, etc.

    This is a theme I’ve been building myself based on _s.

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