Another day, another little WordPress tutorial for you guys.<\/p>\n
This time, I’m posting a how to for those of you who have rolled back the old sleeves, and are actually digging into some PHP to make or edit your WordPress template.<\/p>\n
Now it should go without saying that if you are making modifications to your theme’s template files, you should be doing this using a Child Theme, or entirely custom theme project, otherwise your customizations will be obliterated if and when you hit “update” on your theme! And you must update. You really must. Also, you must backup. Backup and update. That is the WordPress way! Well… its something to remember.<\/p>\n
So, you came here looking for a tutorial on how to hide some code or other only from your front page. And here’s how (hint, I used this to hide breadcrumbs on home… because, well, you don’t need a breadcrumb on home).<\/p>\n
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