I am trying to display a WordPress post on the homepage of a site. It is reporting the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '=' in /home/####/####/####/####/wp-content/themes/oceanswaves/home.php on line 105
<?php query_posts(‘p=143′); if(have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
开发者_JS百科<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>
Thank you
If this is literally copy & paste out of your file, then you've somehow gotten a curly quote, which I believe would cause that error in PHP. Look closely at:
query_posts(‘p=143′)
The character before p is NOT a ' so rewrite it as:
query_posts('p=143')
and try again.
I think you somehow have curly quotes on both ends of the argument. The only legit quoting characters are ' and " -- are you using MS word to write your code?
For interest's sake, you can make any Page (note, not a Post) the front page of your site through the admin dashboard. Visit Settings -> Reading -> "Front page displays."
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