If WordPress is displaying HTML code on the front page instead of rendering it properly, there are a few potential reasons and solutions you can try:
Disabled PHP in a Post or Page: If you've entered HTML directly into a post or page without using the WordPress editor, and you're viewing it on the front end, WordPress may display the HTML code instead of rendering it. Ensure you're using the appropriate editor and haven't disabled PHP execution in that specific post or page.
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Incorrect Theme or Plugin: A poorly coded theme or plugin might interfere with how WordPress processes and renders HTML content. Try deactivating your plugins one by one and switching to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-One) to see if the issue persists. If the problem goes away, reactivate your plugins and themes one by one to identify the culprit.
Corrupted Core Files: In rare cases, corrupted WordPress core files could cause HTML rendering issues. You can try reinstalling WordPress by uploading fresh copies of all files, except for wp-content.
Incorrect Configuration in WordPress Settings: Ensure your WordPress settings are configured correctly. Go to "Settings" - "Reading" and ensure that the option "Your homepage displays" is set to either "Your latest posts" or "A static page" with the correct page selected for the homepage.
Incorrect Syntax: Double-check your HTML syntax for errors, especially if you've recently changed your theme files or added custom code snippets. Even a small syntax error can cause HTML rendering issues.
Cache or CDN Issue: If you're using caching plugins or a Content Delivery Network (CDN), clear the cache to ensure that you're not serving cached versions of your pages with the HTML code issue.
Server Configuration: Sometimes, server misconfigurations can interfere with how PHP processes WordPress pages. Contact your hosting provider to check if there are any server-side issues causing the problem.
Security Issues: It's possible that your site has been compromised, and malicious code has been injected. Scan your site for malware using security plugins or services, and consider implementing security best practices to prevent future attacks.
By troubleshooting these potential causes, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue of WordPress displaying HTML code on the front page.
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