Noumaan Yaqoob

Widget Logic is a plugin that can hide and show widgets based on which page you are.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/widget-logic/

@alchymyth’s approach is much better.

If you are comfortable with editing themes then this is how you can do it. First you make your last post sticky and then use this method:

Function_Reference/the_content#Ignore_the_.22More.22_on_a_Sticky_Post

learn more about sticky posts here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Sticky_Posts

VictoriaPL, first thing you need to do is to login to your website and go to Settings > General page.

There you will see two settings. WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address

Your WordPress Address should be: https://www.fashionandblogger.com/wordpress

You need to change site Address (URL) to your main site like this:
https://www.fashionandblogger.com/

Save your changes. Don’t worry if you get an error message.

Open Filezilla and connect to your website. Go to wordpress directory and copy index.php and .htaccess files and paste them to the root directory which is where you want your website to be i.e. one directory above wordpress.

If you can not see .htaccess file then click on Server in Filezilla’s menu bar and then click on “Force server to show hidden files”.

Referesh wordpress directory. If you still can’t see the .htaccess file then you probably don’t have it. So you can only copy the index.php file.

Once you have copied index.php and .htaccess files to the root directory, Edit the index.php file in the root directory by opening it in a text editor.

Change the line that says:

require('./wp-blog-header.php');

to the following:

require('./wordpress/wp-blog-header.php');

Save changes and upload the file back to the server.

Now you can manage your website from /wordpress/wp-admin/ section but your main site will be displayed on your main URL.

(source: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory)

You can add a class to the menu item you want to highlight from Appearance -> Menus tab and then use CSS rules to highlight that class.

Copy the contents of file screens.css to your parent theme’s orginal style.css file remove the @import line from style.css and then check to see if this resolves the problem you are having.

Seems like you have one extra loop try removing the first if (have_posts and the endwhile;

your website looks fine to me

What error messages you see?

This plugin does not work on localhost. So if one of your websites is on your local machine (localhost) then the plugin will not work.

Thanks, would really appreciate if you could add your vote to it.

Yes it wont throw the error on live server. I apologize I should have mentioned this more clearly in Readme file that this plugin will not work on localhost. Will do that as soon as I can. Meanwhile you can try the plugin on a live site and let me know if you see any issues. ??

were you using the plugin on localhost? Because it does not work on localhost.

Thanks Ipstenu, apparently it is already a known bug so I am sure it will be resolved before the final release. I was glad to report my first bug to the WordPress community ??

Should we mark this topic as resolved?

tried a fresh install on localhost repeated the same steps again with the same results.