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Hi,
On one of my page tabs, my blog, I want to add a title on the beginning of the page just like my other pages. How do I do that? Here’s the page I want to add a title to http://reposturingdynamics.com/blog/
The rest of the pages on my website has a title page except for this page, why is that?
Hello @sharoncaren,
Firstly, our sincere apology for the delay in replying to you.
To add the title in the blog page you have to go through the child theme approach.
You can even activate the child theme using the plugin given below:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-child-theme-generator/
After activating the child theme in your child theme create the file home.php . After creating the home.php file paste below given code.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/502584b5a394693bec71a1fc8c50b030
The name that appears on this page will be whatever the page you have chosen for Posts page by going to Homepage setting.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards!!
Hi,
I just created a child theme and it completely changed the way the whole website looked. Please, how do I change it back. I downloaded it like you said, activated it and the created a child theme, with the file title home.php and then I couldn’t find where to copy and paste the code you have given me. Next thing I know the whole website looked different! How do I change it back to the old sit with the old colors and so on?
Hi never mind, I called GoDaddy and they were able to back up our site and it’s back to normal. Is there a way of adding that page title without needing to use the plug-in? Because that plug-in completely changed the way our website look, like it took away all the information that was in it.
Hello @sharoncaren,
We strongly recommend using the child theme for any modifications in the theme because if you directly modify your original file then all of the modification will be lost once you update your theme to the latest one.
And the only way you could do this is by customizing a code little bit for which you need to go through the child theme.
Hope this clears the confusion.
Best Regards!!
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