Hello,
I’m new here! How do I define a header.php file specific only to the homepage? I tried renaming header.php
to front-header.php
but it would not get displayed .
I’m reading about Extending Templates.
Thank you.
Hello,
I’m new here! How do I define a header.php file specific only to the homepage? I tried renaming header.php
to front-header.php
but it would not get displayed .
I’m reading about Extending Templates.
Thank you.
You need to call the template:
in:
base-front-page.php
For example I called the template “home-header”
get_template_part('templates/home-header');
Hello,
I created a file base-front-page.php
with empty content just to test if it works. I refreshed the page and i’m still getting contents.
Thank you.
Where did you put it? An empty base-front-page.php should definitely show no content on your home.
Base templates need to be in theme root. Just checking you didn’t put it in your templates folder.
Hello,
I put it in the base of the theme folder.
Thank you.
For now,
I edited base.php
with:
get_template_part(is_home() ? 'templates/header-home' : 'templates/header');
That works. I don’t know why it’s not reading your base-front-page template. Sorry.
You would need a front-page.php
file to exist before base-front-page.php
would work.
I would just go with adding a conditional to the normal header template in templates/header.php
<?php if (is_front_page()) : ?>
<header>
Front page header
</header>
<?php else: ?>
<header>
Default header
</header>
<?php endif; ?>
You need to copy:
copy base.php to base-front-page.php
then create a empty front-page.php
a front-header.php in /templates
In base-front-page.php change get_template_part(‘templates/home-header’); to get_template_part(‘templates/front-header’);
With <?php if (is_front_page()) : ?> is too messy, but it works too for a small website.
Oh, that’s it! I just needed a front-page.php
file. Thanks!
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