B
(@logicintl)
@thatstevemills,
It’s helpful to show the group here what your issue is by linking to the website that is having the problem.
I am an intermediate WP user, but I might be able to help you on this issue.
B
@b
No problem. The site is still in development but it can be seen at
http://alpha.worthitonline.com
There is an h1 on the homepage “All Fields closed…” that I don;t want linking to a single post. I want all the posts to only appear on the home page.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
B
(@logicintl)
@thatstevemills,
Via the WP Menu Panel left-hand column … Settings > Reading (it’s at the bottom of the column) … have you selected …
Front Page Displays:
– A Static Page
– Your Latest Posts
This is your choice … have you experimented with this?
Question: Should “All Fields are closed and practices cancelled until further notice” really be a post per se, or would this purpose be better served by putting the verbiage on the …
Home Page … NOTICE: As of 05-01-2014 / All Fields are closed and practices cancelled until further notice.
Also, another alternative would be to put on the Main Menu in the second position something like ANNOUNCEMENTS, where you would essentially broadcast important notices/announcements on a page under that Main Menu.
Just thoughts and suggestions.
To specifically address your request, “putting all the posts on the home page” … yes this can be done via the settings I directed you to above.
B
Try this to suppress the link:
.post-1 .entry-title.format-icon > a {
pointer-events: none;
cursor: default;
}
@rdellconsulting
Thanks, I tried that, but it didn’t change anything.
@b
Good suggestions, but I am looking to use the posts on the home page as updates so that visitors see them right away when going to the site. As I plan on having the whole post on that page, there will be no need to go to a single post page.
I feel that using the posts in this way gives the client the best solution.
In your css:
.post-1 .entry-title.format-icon > a {
cursor: default;
}
why
pointer-events: none;
is missing?
Also, to make it more general for home
.home .post .entry-title.format-icon > a {
pointer-events: none;
cursor: default;
}
@d4z_c0nf
Thanks for pointing that out. I was using the Jetpack Custom CSS editor and didn’t realize that it had erased the ‘pointer-events: none’ after saving it. I put it in the Customizr Custom CSS and it worked. Awesome.
@rdellconsulting
Thanks again, you’re solution worked after all. Thanks to everyone for your help in solving this.
Yeah I thought something of the sort…
Glad you solved.
Could you mark this topic as resolved?
Thanks
Sure thing. My first time in a forum. Thanks.
