Does Agama & Agama Blue not allow posts on another page than “front-page”?
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I would like the front page to be “home” and include the slider, “Frontpage Box” items and latest post but have the posts feed into an “articles” page.
However when I go through the steps to make the Front page display “home” and the “article” page display posts. It doesn’t work.
Instead what happens is the “article page gets the slider and Frontpage Box and latest posts, but the home page has nothing on it. Conversely if I leave it as is there seems no way to have posts feed into a different page.
Does Agama Blue not built to support this possibility?
I have read through https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page but am not savvy enough to translate exactly what is gong on.
If I were to add the php code to get posts on a different page how would I do this? Thank you!
This page implies that your theme is meant to feed posts into the front only.
frontpage-blog.php (includes/frontpage-blog.php)“….Custom Site Front Page Template
To create a custom site front page template, include either of the following in the Theme:
front-page.php
A Custom Page Template (e.g. template-featured.php for featured content)
Custom Blog Posts Index Page TemplateTo create a custom blog posts index template, include the following in the Theme:
home.php
Use only the home.php template file for the blog posts index. Do not use a Custom Page Template (such as template-blog.php) for two reasons:When the static front page feature is configured properly, WordPress will not use a Custom Page Template to display the blog posts index, even if a Custom Page Template is assigned to the page designated as the “Posts page”. WordPress will only use either home.php or index.php.
When the Custom Page Template is assigned to a static page other than the one designated as the “Posts page,” the blog posts index loop pagination will not work properly.
Contextual Conditional Tags
is_front_page() ….”
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