Ayman

please do not suggest that people modify the default theme EVER.

@wpyogi, you are 100% right, It’s my mistake that I didn’t explain well that all modifications should be done to a child theme.

poor advice

Wasn’t done on purpose.

You can use almost any theme to build what you need. the default theme would be good for that. WordPress gives you the ability to create as much as you want of pages and not just posts.
You can do that by going to: Pages -> Add New

And you can even create your custom menu so you can decide what to show in your menu bar. You can do that by going to: Appearance -> Menus

Than you can use one of the pages you created as the front page for the website by going to: Settings -> Reading

The easiest way would be to add the code into the page template “page.php”, but than wouldn’t be the right way to do it. If you dicide to do so than just copy and paste the below code into page.php

[moderated – do NOT modify the default theme]

you have to add it thou code. As the page template is a general template and applies to all generated pages.

so to add the script to a specific page you can:

1- Create a file and put your script in it.
3- Create a folder under your child theme root folder and call it “js”. so the bath is something ../themes/my-child-theme/js/
4- Upload your script file to the “js” folder you created before.
2- Add this code to the functions.php file of your child theme:

/* First we tell WordPress to check if its the page we need. and then to
 * load the script
 * change the "About" to the page title you want the script to be
 * loaded on.
 * replace 'my_script' with the file name of your script
 */
function my_custom_script() {
              if ( is_page( 'About' ) ) {
                       wp_enqueue_script( 'my_script', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/my_script.js');
              }
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_custom_script' );

Like that we did tell WordPress to check if the page we need is the page that is being loaded and if yes, then to add our script to the header.

save your script to a file and then use wp_enqueue_script() to add your custom scripts.
learn more about wp_enqueue_script()

To put it into a single page than you can put the wp_enqueue_script() into an if() statment.

you can change the $args variable if you want.

your website have no any blue color on menu hover.

I alter the text and size/colour through the Mantra settings

If you still can do this than try re-saving your settings again and then clear your browser cache.

If not than please provide a link to your website so I can help you doing it thou css.

To center your text in the footer you can add this code to your child theme css

#colophon td{
    text-align:center;
}

Where did the archive come from? How do I remove this

Check the template file in your child theme as its there and you can just delete it without worries

Are there kooky squirrels playing around behind the scenes here????

I like it.. HAHAHA ??

You have to change the relevant CSS to what you need.

Try clearing your browser cache.

Are you using a custom template? Did you check your settings under Settings -> Reading?

You are welcome. Some times we miss the solution thinking that is something much more complected, while is just a couple of click ??

@brigittewieles, Happy to help.

@amanicorpsa, Please start your own topic.

Ok so to create a page that shows your posts you have to create a new page lets say you name it blog. Than go to Settings -> Reading and select that page for “posts page” option and than WordPress should start loading your posts there.

For the static home page you can do the same creating a new page and name it home, Add all the content you want to show add it in the text editor and than go to Settings -> Reading and select it as “Front Page”

Like that you have a static landing page and a page that can be added in your website menu under this link “https://www.minimedi.de/blog”

I hope I got what you need right…Please feel free to ask if my answer didn’t solve your issue.