Tutorial on creating a unique homepage that differs from page 2+ #63
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I think this is a cool idea that can showcase how to do something interesting with a Block Theme (or just the Site Editor) I see that it hasn't been officially approved to move forward, but I would like to tackle this for my next post. FWIW, several of the classic themes I used to support back in the day had a different layout on pages 2+ like this. |
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Based on the conversation over on #66 I'm going to go ahead and convert this to an issue and will plan to begin writing the post. Happy for any additional discussion to happen on the issue. |
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I locked the conversation. For further discussion please comment on the issue |
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Published as Block theme templates: the easy way to build an elegant grid of posts |
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Recently, an issue came up on the support forums where a user wanted to create a custom-designed homepage with a separate design for page 2+. In classic themes, this is merely a few simple bits of PHP thrown in to contextually change the output. However, block themes are static and have no such option. The forum thread does have a solution.
While this was a user request, I could see this being something that could work for the Developer Blog. Designers, freelancers, and agencies might want to employ the solution in their own work. It is not an uncommon pattern.
CC: @kathrynwp, @richtabor - Adding both of you since you were involved with figuring this out.
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