• Resolved sachi21

    (@sachi21)


    Ok, so here’s the issue;

    I’m using the SEM Static Front page plugin to make my homepage be the static page.

    I create a new page and gave it the slug of /home .

    when I type in the url, https://www.domain.com , it takes me to the blog tab but the blog entries don’t show up. My problem isn’t so much the blog entries don’t show up, but that it takes me to the blog navigation tab even though I created a separate home page.

    I’ve used this plugin a gazillion times and it never fails on my other blogs. I’m using the Light 1.0 theme; https://themes.wordpress.net/columns/2-columns/481/light-10/

    Any thoughts on what is causing this issue?

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  • I noticed you marked this [Resolved], but, can you let everyone else know what you did to “Resolve” it? This might help others that are having the same problem as you had.. =) ??

    spencerp

    Thread Starter sachi21

    (@sachi21)

    Sorry for the late reply. I’m just now logging back in to the support forum.

    It was sort of a silly oversight that I failed to understand. But aren’t they all?. But basically, in the header section of the template, the code looked like this;

    <h1 id="title"><a>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>

    It seems that when I activitated the static plugin, the above code found the ‘home’ slug and turned it to the blog tab because of the
    php bloginfo ('home')

    To fix this issue, you have to get ride of the code and have the code look something like this.

    <li class="<?php echo $pg_li; ?>"><a>" title="Blog"><span>Home</span></a>

    I hope this helps others

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