front-page.php

<?php
/**
 * Front page template file
 *
 * The `front-page.php` template file is used to render your site's front page,
 * whether the front page displays the blog posts index or a static page.
 * The front page template takes precedence over the blog posts index (`home.php`) template.
 * If the `front-page.php` file does not exist, WordPress will either use the `home.php` or
 * `page.php` files depending on the setup in "Settings > Reading".
 * If neither of those files exist, it will use the `index.php` file.
 *
 *      1.  front-page.php : Used for both "your latest posts" or "a static page" as set
 *          in the front page displays section of "Settings > Reading".
 *      2.  home.php : If WordPress cannot find front-page.php and "your latest posts" is set
 *          in the front page displays section, it will look for home.php. Additionally,
 *          WordPress will look for this file when the posts page is set in the front page displays section.
 *      3.  page.php : When "front page" is set in the front page displays section.
 *      4.  index.php : When "your latest posts" is set in the front page displays section but home.php
 *          does not exist or when front page is set but page.php does not exist.
 *
 * Learn more: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/#front-page-display
 *
 * @package WP_Basic_Bootstrap
 * @since WP_Basic_Bootstrap 1.0
 */

$template = get_template_type();
$page_type = get_page_type();

if (BASICBOOTSTRAP_TPLDBG) {
    error_log('loaded file : '.__FILE__);
    error_log('page type : '.$page_type);
    error_log('applied template : '.$template);
}

get_header_hierarchical('front-page'); ?>

<div id="content" role="main">

    <?php get_template_part_hierarchical('partials/loop'); ?>

</div>

<?php get_sidebar_hierarchical('front-page'); ?>
<?php get_footer_hierarchical('front-page'); ?>